Artistic Soul Milo Ashford 米洛·阿什福德 Tame me. I am no different from a hundred thousand others. But if you tame me, I shall become unique in all the world. When I was at secondary school, I used to daydream about how wonderful love must be. But I kept wondering, what exactly is love? No matter how much I thought about it, I could never quite work it out. So I carried out a little questionnaire at school. My classmates all wrote down what love meant to them. "Love is having another person." "Love is admiring someone, falling for them." ... None of those answers really felt right to me. Then I remembered a story my mother used to read to me at my bedside when I was little— The Little Prince . "Tame me. I am no different from a hundred thousand other foxes. But if you tame me, I shall become unique in all the world." So... was taming someone the same as having them? If you had someone, would you automatically love them? No. It wasn't that. That question stayed with me all the way until university. At university, I joined the debating society. One day our motion was: "Is Kant's morality applicable in the digital age?" Kant argued that an action is moral only if, were everyone in the wor…
