No it doesn't

The speed of light has nothing to do with light itself

So the speed of light does not exist in the speed of light?

Then it's just a number.

A concept.

It is a characteristic of the fabric of spacetime

If it is a characteristic then it exists within what it is a characteristic of.

Are you now saying that Morality is a characteristic of Objective Morality?

I'm not quite sure where we are.

Speed of light is a characteristic of everything and their relation to each other. There is no where.

It is a characteristic of nothing too

So it is every*where*?

And there is no such thing as nothingness.

Unless there is, but then we wouldn't know about it.

It is a fundamental aspect of the universes existence itself.

Nothing is the lack of existence.

To say it exists is a paradox.

If you made a void in the universe itself with nothing in it you would still have spacetime itself that governs the speed of light.

No, nothing is no thing, not a single thing.

If you created a void it would be a void.

Speed is something.

Speed is a concept

If something exists in nothing, it is not nothingness.

It doesn't exist per se

Not even a concept could exist in nothing.

Nothing is nothing.

Unfathomable.

Still, this is irrelevant.

What?

I want to know what is the objective morality that our morality is allegedly based upon.

the objective is the basis of morlas

morals*

As it exists, so I want to know what it is and how it is free from any interpretation.

i dont want this thing to happen to me, so it shouldent happend to anyone i dont like

do*

Morality's objectivity is like the speed of light, it is a characteristic of the universe itself.

>what does this mean

thats a meaningless statement

So it's a concept.

Speed of light is not a concept

Are you fucking stupid