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What worldbuilding in D&D are you talking about, and in comparison to what? There are a lot of worlds...

Yes. Though I dare say, not shallower in world-building or morality than D&D…

Yes, my definition of mind control includes those things. You yourself used real world medical practices as a reference point for...

This is where I completely and totally disagree. Mind control is a very real thing. And if we're going to try and talk about real world...

I must say that me and my friend had it pretty easy on that front. We all had girlfriends and boyfriends rolling their eyes at us...

? Communication does to. If you could provide said context it might be more productive. FWIW, I would say my example was less...

The definition given was "imposing your will". Trickery is just a mundane version of mind control.

This question makes only sense if one assumes a moral framework in which things are good or evil independent of the context. Another...

Poison definitely has meaning and is a useful everyday tool to describe things. Because of warning symbols, I know that I need to be...

It seems like there's two factors at play. The intended outcome and the question of consent. Without consent, good intent. You'd have...

I feel that way because certain word choices indicate to me whether this is a person I really want to have a discussion with. Framing...

That is how 80s indie wargame companies started. They would sell their games in a ziplock plastic bag. They had rules booklets (letter...

Deliberately ‘poisoning’ someone is always ‘evil’. [edit] I take it back. I should have said “poisoning someone deliberately is evil...

I haven’t read t he full thread so I can only assume that you are reinforcing your point that some morally dubious act - like poison -...

Ziplock game?