Would a human set above causality be un-evil?

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Would a human set above causality be un-evil?
Lets say we modified the brain such that there was a command centre which the consciousness had absolute rule over the whole brain. Then if evil is in causality ~ always has causes, the person would not have evil thoughts [which it doesn’t have command over/want].

If divinity is beyond causality, is it un-evil? This would necessarily separate divinity from the world/causality.

If humans can obtain power over themselves ^^, they would be divine? Or have a consciousness located in the same philosophical position as divinity in respect to causality [= divine?].

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If we are basing our sense of evil upon death and pain, like the animals seem to do, then an un-evil being would be based in harmlessness and helpfulness.

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Yes. And being fair too perhaps, an animal probably doesn’t like being tricked in some manner, as that would be dangerous. Though i don’t think we need to specify what evil specifically is here, it’s more about command, driving or being driven.