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It is a deeply philosophical question, I think an unconditioned human will have no “morals” as modern society sees it.
by __turbobrew__ 1y ago
It is a deeply philosophical question, I think an unconditioned human will have no “morals” as modern society sees it.
- keybored 1y agoNow you say it is deeply philosophical. Previously you stated it as fact.
- __turbobrew__ 1y agoAnd Adam Smith and Hume claim their views as facts too… Many philosophers claim their models of the world as factual. My philosophy is that morals are purely formed of external influences, I don’t see how it could be any other way. I don’t believe Oxana Malaya had morals.
- keybored 1y ago> And Adam Smith and Hume claim their views as facts too… Cocksuredness of pre-Popper philosophy aside: they argue for their positions. They don’t make a statement and call it a day. Not that we are philosophers or need to write essays on anything. What I wanted to point out is that this position is not self-evident.