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You take a statement about a total absence of notions, concieved at any time, and call it preconcieved notions and prejudice. I call projection.
by Brian_K_White 4y ago
You take a statement about a total absence of notions, concieved at any time, and call it preconcieved notions and prejudice. I call projection.
- realjhol 4y agoThat's the thing though, it's not absence at all. He's alluding to consent-based morality - a moral system that is both disastrous and unlivable in practice. You can't have an absence of notions when it comes to morality. At some point each person acts in the real world, and all actions are knowingly or unknowingly directed by a moral framework