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There is no justification for war

Should one accept being slaughtered or enslaved rather than wage war?
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It is dangerous to be looking for aliens

Yes, it should definitely be made clearer. Simply 'looking' for aliens is great. Making contact with them is dangerous.
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I'm not obligated to work for our society, since no one asked me to be a part of it as i was born.

Perhaps, but you may be obligated to work for your survival. Society, after all, doesn't guarantee you that.
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It is dangerous to be looking for aliens

If there are multiple alien species, then while some alien may be benevolent, there are bound to be those that are malevolent.
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Everything in the universe is either a potato, or not a potato.

Sure it does. Even mathematics has things like that. Is ∞ a number or not? In some cases yes, in some no. How about i, sqrt(-1)? You have to be very precise about your context or you get an incorrect answer.
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Everything in the universe is either a potato, or not a potato.

Of course you can, but it doesn't make the answer *true*. If what you say is true, we'd have successfully developed AI in the 50s-60s. Modern machine learning algorithms don't use classical logic. They use math: neural networks, statistics, linear optimization.
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Everything in the universe is either a potato, or not a potato.

But not as *all* people understand it. Only the majority, so your conclusion wouldn't be true for all people.
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Everything in the universe is either a potato, or not a potato.

It certainly can when the universe you speak of contains things that are 'neither A nor not-A' or 'both A and not-A'. Our real universe contains lots of those things.
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Race does not exist.

As a scientific construct, the concept of race is certainly problematic because it is poorly defined. However, as a social construct (somewhat like money), the concept of race does exist, and it is very real in its consequences.
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A creator must exist

If there must be a first cause for existence, then any creator must also have a first cause, ad nauseam. The first cause is more likely the universe itself.
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