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The moral question is: how should I live? But anyway, use whatever words you want, I've told you what I meant: living better, more fruitful lives with more lea
by xlnt 18y ago
The moral question is: how should I live?
But anyway, use whatever words you want, I've told you what I meant: living better, more fruitful lives with more learning and thinking. And people who could do that, but don't, are guilty of living badly, living below their abilities.
This is not just a matter of opinion or taste. For example, we are only able to communicate here because of scientific achievement; that is objectively more important than pokemon. And, for example, no one is perfect, so people who correct more of their mistakes end up better than those who don't. People who think and learn more are more able and effective at correcting their mistakes to improve themselves.
- radu_floricica 18y agoMorality comes from living and the way you live, not the other way around. Morality is just one of the tools we use to live better. It's definitely not something to judge how well we live.
- xlnt 18y agoif morality is a tool to use to live better (i agree), then people who don't use it, or use little of it, are immoral, and ought to change.