This actually came up in an essay I wrote at University for one of my Philosophy classes about Nietzsche's view of consciousness. I argued that consciousness is subjective in that we all experience different life events that build our own unique consciousness. I believe the real question you want to ask is this: Is there always one right and one wrong, and if so how do we determine which is which? The majority will say, "Yes, there is always one right and one wrong." However, if you remove the collective morality from the equation you are left with very different results.
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Good and Evil and control - by Gooders1002 - February 9, 2012 at 10:35 am
RE: Good and Evil and control - by The Grand Nudger - February 9, 2012 at 11:07 am
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