It is not useful to ask for correctness when the right thing does not exist.
We tend to think of the “act of seeking what is right” as implicitly “a good thing.”
- But is there a “right one”?
- It is a waste of effort and unhelpful to seek rightness in a situation where there is no rightness.
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