Message from @RadRhys
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What? I'm not trolling
earlier you were
do we understand eachother?
Not really
if you keep it up youll be muted again
I'm not doing anything
not now you arent
im letting you know with this warning
Question if the earth is flat how can you explain solar eclipses?
Ah ty
yw
alright
i got a good one
do u think palestine is a country, yes or no
sure
cool
Does it matter?
yes
tell me now
Does a majority vote make something moral and how are morals developed? (In your opinion, this is a question to anyone)
most peoples morals are developed from tuning innate biases based on the conditions you were raised
^^^^
why do you think gladiators were a thing. just a product of their times/environment
What things are immoral regardless of how a society see it and how can we tell? @Fran
Generally our 'inherent' or natural morals arent really consistent with one another
morality is relative
Usually you adopt one of the more fleshed out moral systems; And You're either going to be a consequentialist or a deontologist if you do this
our inherent morals dont really say much
I mean like these morals that are consistent across most cultures arent really that specific
Usually its like 'incest is bad' and even that isn't 100% for all cultures
Mhm
Some people thing a more general statement all cultures believe is 'dont harm group X' where group X changes
but that seems a little silly to me, the societies that survive are going to be the ones that generally cherish some group
Whether it be the aristocracy or the childbearers
So i'd say thats survivorship bias more than anything
With regards to if things are universally moral; If you were a consequetialist it would depend on the consequences of the action
That's true for the most part
I asked this because I was having a discussion with someone about if a country were to make things like certain sexual acts or murder legal, would it be morally right because legally it is allowed/majority vote says it is alright to happen.
Id say no, unless you for some reason believe some weird kind of normative cultural relativism, but that has a lot of issues that come along with it