Just to be clear, good =/= law, which is what some of this article wrongfully implies.
What's the opposite of this? There's plenty about the ways this is implemented but I don't see one thing about stories that say the whole "balance" thing is a load bigger than the bull that made it. For that matter, are there tropes about different interpretations of what evil is? The balance only works with the possibly mistaken belief that "evil" is merely the absence or opposite of good, even though philosophical thought has also suggested that instead evil might be better defined as a parasite or corruption that has and needs good as its core, a rotten apple rather than no apple.
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"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Previously the page quote was:
In my opinion, this quote takes too long to get to the point, so I've replaced the previous quotation with this one: