Then how did opinions related to science are accepted as objective scientific facts and truths [true or false] via the scientific FSK, albeit they are at best merely polished 'opinions' aka conjectures?Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 9:43 am The claim that morality is for man, not animals, is about as clear a demonstration of the subjectivity of morality that there can be.
It's nothing but an opinion - and an utterly appalling and disgusting one at that, in my opinion.
And absolutely nothing in reality can show that opinion to be true or false, because moral assertions do not make factual claims with a truth-value that's independent from opinion. All we can do is express the opinion and explain why we hold it.
You totally ignored the above point which I had raised '1000s' of times.
If we can convert scientific opinions to scientific facts via the 'credible' scientific FSK,
then, we can also convert moral opinions to moral facts via a credible moral FSK.
I have claimed my proposed moral FSK has near equivalent credibility to that of the scientific FSK.
This is not an issue.Claim: cruelty to animals is morally wrong. Claim: cruelty to animals is not morally wrong.
Even in Science, we have disputed opposite opinions.
E.g. Einstein did not agree with the initial opinions of the pioneers of QM, but the latter prevailed after polishing these QM opinions subsequently till it is accepted at present.
It is the same with the Big Bang theory and many other scientific theories which began as opinions and the most polished one were accepted while other were rejected.
As mentioned, during the history of Science, various people have had held opposite and contrary opinions, but then some subsequently prevailed as scientific facts and truths conditioned upon the scientific FSK.If it's possible (rationally) for two people to hold directly contradictory moral opinions, those opinions can't be matters of fact that can be settled by an appeal to evidence.
There are no moral facts, so morality isn't and can't be objective. It really is simple - if distressing for moral objectivists/egotists.
There is no difference between moral opinions and scientific & other opinions.
These opinions are polished as facts within the specific FSK.
Scientific opinions are polished as scientific facts within the scientific FSK.
At present there are many types of moral opinions within their respective moral FSK, e.g. utilitarianism, deontology, theistic, Consequentialism, etc.
Unfortunately these moral FSKs are not effective in generating objective moral facts rather their moral claims are merely relative and subjective.
However the moral FSK [Kantian influenced] I proposed generate objective moral principles via a credible FSK that heavily relied upon scientific facts plus heavy philosophical reasonings.