> One is that I’ve come to view something like philosophical truth essentially unknowable "Any human life holds the same intrinsic value". To me this looks li

> One is that I’ve come to view something like philosophical truth essentially unknowable "Any human life holds the same intrinsic value". To me this looks like a moral absolute that "can be known". :) There can be discussions on the side of it about how this "value" can come to fruition, or how it can be extended to encompass all sentient life, or just all life, but you can take it as it is and it represents an objective moral absolute that has no influence from "the inside", as prof. Fitzpatrick put it. Do you think I am wrong?