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Except that all assumes that the wars and deaths in question aren't actually a net benefit for humanity. And in the case of Hitler, the circumstances that allowed his rise to power were largely independent of his control but his success is in large part down to his own charisma and ability...

Bodyguard, myself, when I turn 18. I mean it is a futuristic sci-fi robot with lots of advanced capabilities. Lots to be gained from controlling that. Killing people who had a major impact on history just throws everything into disarray in massively unpredictable ways. Like what happens if you...