Objective morality is in no way related to what is deemed
acceptable. That is an error of extreme proportion. Instead it
exists outside of subjective interpretation even if it is not accepted
at all. It is a totally independent concept and is just utterly false to link
it to what a majority would accept as such. The language should provide
the clue. For once you start referencing human intention, you automatically
invoke the subjective. And so it therefore follows, that to avoid that one should
simply accept what is right for all eternity, without human interpretation. That of
course is impossibile. So we therefore have to reference human intention. It is at this
point that objective morality ceases to be. It may exist but only within the context of an
artificial framework which has zero basis in reality. And one is left with the next best thing
subjective morality. And that is the model which we have to work with. If we were hardwired
to think only logically then objective morality would be fine in principle but we are not and it isn't
acceptable. That is an error of extreme proportion. Instead it
exists outside of subjective interpretation even if it is not accepted
at all. It is a totally independent concept and is just utterly false to link
it to what a majority would accept as such. The language should provide
the clue. For once you start referencing human intention, you automatically
invoke the subjective. And so it therefore follows, that to avoid that one should
simply accept what is right for all eternity, without human interpretation. That of
course is impossibile. So we therefore have to reference human intention. It is at this
point that objective morality ceases to be. It may exist but only within the context of an
artificial framework which has zero basis in reality. And one is left with the next best thing
subjective morality. And that is the model which we have to work with. If we were hardwired
to think only logically then objective morality would be fine in principle but we are not and it isn't
A MIND IS LIKE A PARACHUTE : IT DOES NOT WORK UNLESS IT IS OPEN
