Ignorance is Not an Excuse

Ignorance is not an excuse We choose only what I think is good and if someone chooses evil it must be ignorant. Plato believes that we always choose, except when we are ignorant. Plato insists that ignorance is the only excuse for picking evil. His opinion on Meno is obvious. When I read whether we intentionally chose evil, I noticed that there are many aspects and many ways to answer this question. My opinion is not as clear as I thought. In this article, I will introduce many work on this topic such as Meno.

"Ignoring the law can be an excuse for everyone, not everyone knows the law, but" This is an excuse for everyone to appeal, say how to condemn him to everyone Topic: Cicero Self-Defense Quoted from Steven P. Hallbrook in 43 BC, "Everyone is armed with: Evolution of constitutional rights", in 1984 with the publication office of New Mexico University Press It was published by independent laboratory. It is not essentially written in our minds; laws come to us through derivation, absorption and recruitment from the essence itself, not through training, customs and reading; law, we are from theory Rather than teaching from practice through natural intuition, rather than teaching our lives through collusion, violence, robbery and enemies, the law of any protection method is the same I mean it. of

But as the words say, "Ignorance is not an excuse." Likewise, ignorance of facts is not an excuse. For example, if a traditional backstreet counterfeiter is incompetent and not aware of depriving ordinary people, does this mean that he has not committed a camouflage? of course not! There are no clear reasons why interest rates can not be adapted to a certain level of free market GDP maximization in the "basic money only" system (sometimes called "all reserve banks" or "100% reserve banks"). (The usual assumption in economics is that when commodities are sold at free market prices, GDP is maximized, unless there are significant social factors that can be proved, such as child education, .