The result is that other people become more valuable alive than dead, and violence declines for selfish reasons. As Wright put it, "Among the many reasons that I think that we should not bomb the Japanese is that they built my mini-van."
Selle tulemusena on teised inimesed elusatena rohkem väärt kui surnutena, ja vägivald langeb isekatel põhjustel. Nagu Wright ütles: "Üks paljudest põhjustest, miks ma arvan, et me ei peaks jaapanlasi pommitama, on see, et nemad ehitasid mu auto."