What Is Morality?

[ihaveanappforthat]

Morality. Must the ends of something justify the means? Is it morally acceptable to kill one to save many? Is killing wrong regardless of the outcome?

The line between right and wrong can be muddied rather easily.

All this talk about book privileges is boring, let's talk about something interesting.

Comments

[ihaveanappforthat]

You're implying there aren't normatives created by populations.

[heartwrenching]

Implying? Implying?! I've already outright STATED-

No, wait, no no, I've gotten ahead of myself. I haven't outright stated anything yet! Such disordered thinking, such reckless disregard for the time strea!! For the very fabric of reality! ... yeah, let it stand, let the paradox catch up with us and rip us apart eventually. Let reality tear itself to SHREDS not knowing how to patch up such a perfectly wonderful hole in causality!

Anyway, where was I? YES, normalcy and it being fake, right. That's still all perspective! How big does a population have to be for it to count as a valid representational size for this little logic puzzle you've thrown at me?

[ihaveanappforthat]

Are you saying people's opinions are invalid because they don't make up a large population? How careless.

[heartwrenching]

Ohhh no no no no! Not at all! Quite the opposite, really! Because I still - STILL - am not entirely sure if normalcy even exists, no matter if we're talkin' about a group of five people or about every single person who was, is, or ever SHALL be a denizen of this world of ours!

In other words, allow me to indulge in the most sublimely irritating form of philosophizing and answer your question with a question. How can normalcy be a thing when all the people crawlin' around on earth right now can't even find it in themselves to agree about damn near anything?

[ihaveanappforthat]

You will always be able to find at least one other person in the world that agrees with you. Or so they say.