Death Note Episode 7 (mic on!🎙️🙈)

So the hypothetical I gave last week with the US President about to destroy the world is the kind of perfect-information scenario that only occurs in a classroom setting. But if you turn it on its head and assume that you have absolutely no information about anything, it would be hard to argue that there would be any moral use of a Death Note in that circumstance. The conclusion I draw is that whether the use of a Death Note is moral is directly related to the information you possess - if you have no information, you morally can't use a Death Note, while if you have perfect information it would be morally correct to use a Death Note for the greater good. (Since you have perfect information, you would naturally know what constitutes the greater good.)

If I was given a death note. I would really struggle. I obviously would never use it like Light has so far, since I don't believe most crime is done because the people are evil but the systems they live under makes them desprate. And even if the person is evil they are allready in jail. But would I have the moral obligation to write down names of world leaders who start wars of aggresion, would I start writing names of billionaires or any head of a system that exploits people and causes social murder. And even in this hypotetical there is no way to say that using death note that way would even change things for the better. So thankfully Death note is not real.

Indeed, I am new to Death Note. Inuyasha and Sakamoto Days are the only anime I’ve watched on my own. Samurai Jack and Teen Titans Go! are the kind of shows I've followed.

Regarding the caffeinated poison: Before 2023, it used to be Pepsi/Cola. To the relief of my dentist, I completed wrote off soda from my life and I now exclusively drink Gamersupps's powdered energy drink Caffeine-Free. However I have ADHD so my brain is always going too fast for me to ever have needed to drink coffee in my life. However, it is both a blessing and a curse. I used to have one of these alarm clock apps that required you to math equations or remember the combinations of one of the Ocarina of Time songs before you could snooze it. Logic being that if you can do those, you should be awake enough that you won't fall back asleep... and I still did. Don't have this issue anymore though, thankfully.

The manga which the anime is based on was a weekly series published in the weekly shonen jump between 2003 and 2006. The anime started around the end of the manga in 2006 and finished airing in 2007. It's very old in that sense so the date 2007 makes sense