My views on objective morality

[Angrboda]

Fixed.

Your correction amounts to about the same thing. It treats moral judgements like involuntary reflexes that cannot be questioned. On the other hand, if you are saying that wisdom is not easily gained then I most certainly agree. Part of moral reasoning is to question and temper snap judgements.

Can you reason your way out of thinking murdering an innocent is wrong, or that fairness is right?

We can't always see the entailments of our moral judgements and it's our understanding of the entailments which we must temper as we are, or can be, wrong about those entailments. But the moral foundations come to us like immovable pillars within which we must fit our moral reasonings.