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>There's no objective morality It should be noted that this is a controversial view, albeit one commonly held. There are many people who believe, for example
by JonnieCache 10y ago
>There's no objective morality
It should be noted that this is a controversial view, albeit one commonly held.
There are many people who believe, for example, that given only the laws of physics and the information describing the arrangement of particles making up a kitten, that they could in principle derive the conclusion that it is wrong to set the kitten on fire, without needing any further context. There are many ways to go about this.