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'Consistency isn’t the paramount principle in a moral system.' I think the argument is different- if your moral system contradicts itself logically, it's likel
by ClumsyPilot 5y ago
'Consistency isn’t the paramount principle in a moral system.'
I think the argument is different- if your moral system contradicts itself logically, it's likely it's hypocritical or self-serving
- djohnston 5y agoNo, its just likely that the moral system isn't 100% consistent and that's OK in meat-based systems because any system that was 100% consistent would be horrifying, ineffective, or too complex for any meat brain to understand.
- lazide 5y agoDo you have any examples of any moral system that doesn’t contradict itself logically somewhere? I haven’t run across one. Near as I can tell, there often fundamentally HAS to be a logical contradiction somewhere, or unsupported assertion which conflicts with some objective fact sometimes.