We all know how smart Senku is and although Tsukasa knows how to defend himself when it comes to intelligence, he is more when it comes to manipulation or malice. This debate seen in the first seasons of Dr. Stone is one of those interesting topics that makes you think, just like many other details that this anime has that mixes science with fiction, drama and comedy.
In my case the answer is simple: Since no one is or should be the owner of the lives of billions of people, what can be done is to revive everyone and then form a new society with new rules in the future, Those who do not obey it will be considered the "evil" ones and will be punished. After millennia of human history, we can learn from the mistakes of the past and create a society where the integrity and justice that every human being deserves as a right is better protected. But when talking about a work of fantasy, all this may be left to each person's interpretation, which they always do and is easy to understand.
Anyway, a very good topic for discussion, really.
This debate is quite controversial as it reflects real-life situations. Sometimes I wonder if criminals deserve a chance. Some organizations, like human rights groups, aim to protect them, but what about the victims, especially those who have lost their lives due to these individuals? While there are people who genuinely try to change, some are simply too heinous and vicious to reform.
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