> Their values are in the right place I don't believe so. Their values are "Hey, let's promote a system of motivations that we think is objectively better rath

> Their values are in the right place I don't believe so. Their values are "Hey, let's promote a system of motivations that we think is objectively better rather than the reality we are currently in, that hasn't changed much in the past 2000 years." Sure, if you can change human nature or the prisoner's dilemna, have at. Otherwise, writing articles like this might as well just end with "and they lived happily ever after".