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Sounds like you don't have a moral code, if that's the case.
by viiralvx 7y ago
Sounds like you don't have a moral code, if that's the case.
- nuffster 7y agoMorality is subjective...It seems that you're saying because his moral code isn't in alignment with yours means it's invalid? Scary. A lot of politically charged comments in here.
- happytoexplain 7y agoI don't think it seems that way at all. It seems merely like the parent post is suggesting that the GP's position is more like amorality than it is like a specific moral position. I can see reasonable arguments for both positions - but calling either of those opinions "scary" seems unnecessarily provocative and dramatic.
- wolco 7y agoThe moral code of complete development freedom without judgement is a moral code.
- happytoexplain 7y agoI agree that it is a moral code to provide software under absolute agnosticism, even if that software were used to directly perform acts you find to be supremely evil. However, I don't think merely having a code frees one from judgement.
- phkahler 7y agoJust because it differs from yours doesn't mean theirs doesnt exist or isn't well defined.
- happytoexplain 7y agoCan you elaborate? The parent post is making the argument that the GP's position is the lack of a code, rather than just a different code. I.e. there's a reasonable argument to be made that "I don't care what anybody does" is not a moral code, or else we perhaps risk stretching the definition of "moral code" to the point of meaninglessness. You're disagreeing, apparently, but without a lot of detail.