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Originally Posted by Face
Yes, he thinks it's fine if other people don't adapt, because he follows his (best) morals of being willing to adapt.
So ideally for tuna it's best if they would be willing to adapt, (even if they don't).
Because being open to adapting is the perceived best moral stance for Tuna, which is why he thinks it. If he didn't think it was the best moral stance, then he wouldn't consider it to be his.
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Are you speaking for me now?
What's best for me is adapting my beliefs with time. What's best for someone else I am in no position to say, but it seems that most people are best suited taking up morals and beliefs that provide them the most comfort in life, or ones that they find the most logical. Seeing as how none of our minds work the same, it'd be awfully egotistical of me to think I know what's best for everyone. That's not a moral belief of mine by the way, that's an observation. I think people strive to be happy in life, so they would ideally find a belief and set of morals that match the goal.