The problem is that if we go in, we've already destroyed their ability to choose. Either way, we're destroying their ability to choose. Once we go in and ask, we cannot then take it back. They cannot revert to ignorance once we make contact.
Whatever we do, it would be irrevocable.
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The problem is that if we go in, we've already destroyed their ability to choose. Either way, we're destroying their ability to choose. Once we go in and ask, we cannot then take it back. They cannot revert to ignorance once we make contact. Whatever we do, it would be irrevocable.