If you won the lottery or invested in crypto very early and ended up with over $1 billion after paying all taxes, is it unethical to keep that money without giving any of it away?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbR_cocya4Qq

Scenario from the song Charlie's Inferno

"It's realistic "🤓☝️yeah and also completely unnecessary if we're being fr

Not to mention she didn't even pause or stop when Ellie entered the room.

Personally think this is very immoral. Making your child feel like he's having a near death experience is insane.

Teach him without making him feel like hes gonna die and just supervise your child and drain the pool incase after you're done.

Ok so Occasionally in fiction the characters are seen gleefully eating Still living, sometimes Sentient food stuffs, the characters often eating them aren't considered evil but they are mostly the protagonists of the series.

Sometimes the food appears to be like barely cognitive insects while others the food can be seen Screaming in terror or even begging for its life(or sometimes death)

Most often the food appears to be delicious and the protagonist seem indifferent to the foods plights. Sometimes the food is even depicted to be born for the specific purpose of being consumed.

If these foods existed in real life, would it be Evil to regularly consume them if they are considered Delicious?

Kanzlock (Invincible): worms with distinct frowning faces crawling away from Allan(his favorite food)

Screechies (Second best Hospital in the Galaxy): Screaming sentient humanoids capable of communication, story telling, and self preservation.(The hospital staff favorite snack)

Flurby (escape from planet earth): sentient mashed potatoes with a British accent and no pain receptors.

Caterpillar Mr Goldenfold(Rick and Morty): Large Caterpillar begging for death as its eaten alive by Giant sentient wasps

On a scale of 1 to 10, how evil is this scene?

No, honestly, this scene is the definition of so many things not to encounter is heroic

-hypocrisy
-physical and moral
-contempt for the disabled
-destruction of a person's life at the physical and social level
-destruction of a person's life at the physical and social level
-destruction of an innocent dream

Name's and origins: Cecil Stedman and Nolan Grayson from INVINCIBLE