>His theory basically boils down to “morality is acting in a way that creates the least human suffering" You've got it flat-out wrong. Suffering is one value

>His theory basically boils down to “morality is acting in a way that creates the least human suffering" You've got it flat-out wrong. Suffering is one value where he's pretty sure he's got the right factual answer, and some good answers on achieving the value, so he used it as an example. He DID say that all human values he's seen boil down to being about conscious experience, but that's also a factual claim. There could be values outside of that.