Why, is that how you think?
What could make morality objective?
Re: What could make morality objective?
Why what?
And is that how I think in regards to what, EXACTLY?
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Veritas Aequitas
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Re: What could make morality objective?
What??Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 10:40 amMeanwhile, you haven't presented one sound argument for the existence of - grammatical chimera! - a moral fact. And we've shown you 'a thousand times' why such a monster can't exist.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 7:52 am As far as moral facts are concerned I have justified them as matter-of-fact throughout this thread and others.
Problem is you are stuck in an ancient evolutionary trait of metaphysical realism, thus has selective attention disorder of not being able to understand [not necessary agree with] what is moral facts from the anti-realist perspective which is based on scientific facts.
So far I have raise nearly a 100 threads targeting and culminating is countering your OP 'there are no objective moral fact' and justifying 'there are moral facts'.
Note I wrote this in the other thread;
I have argued the most credible facts are the scientific facts from the scientific FSK [also the mathematical FSK] based on acceptable criteria.
My proposed moral FSK that enables the emergence of moral facts will be of near equivalence to the scientific FSK.
My moral FSK as credible is valid in principle and I agree I will have to justify this near-equivalence.
Note I have mentioned this a 000s times already, my moral facts are not based on individuals or groups opinions or beliefs on moral issues,
but rather they are moral facts emerging from the moral FSK are based on a matter-of-fact of moral potentiality as justified by science and are represented by physical neural correlates in the brain and body.
Note this thread:
There are Objective Moral Facts
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Awaits your counter.
Re: What could make morality objective?
SO you do not think morality is objective.Age wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 5:14 pmThis is the SECOND ASSUMPTION you have made here,in just two posts to me.
Oh, and by the way, BOTH have been completely and utterly Wrong AND Incorrect.
And you do not think morality is subjective.
Do you even know what sort of thing morality is?
Re: What could make morality objective?
Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 5:18 amWhat??Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 10:40 amMeanwhile, you haven't presented one sound argument for the existence of - grammatical chimera! - a moral fact. And we've shown you 'a thousand times' why such a monster can't exist.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 7:52 am As far as moral facts are concerned I have justified them as matter-of-fact throughout this thread and others.
Problem is you are stuck in an ancient evolutionary trait of metaphysical realism, thus has selective attention disorder of not being able to understand [not necessary agree with] what is moral facts from the anti-realist perspective which is based on scientific facts.
So far I have raise nearly a 100 threads targeting and culminating is countering your OP 'there are no objective moral fact' and justifying 'there are moral facts'.
Note I wrote this in the other thread;
I have argued the most credible facts are the scientific facts from the scientific FSK [also the mathematical FSK] based on acceptable criteria.
My proposed moral FSK that enables the emergence of moral facts will be of near equivalence to the scientific FSK.
My moral FSK as credible is valid in principle and I agree I will have to justify this near-equivalence.
That is the most funny diversionary tactic yet.
"I can't answer that question, because reality is all wrong!
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Iwannaplato
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Re: What could make morality objective?
I read the actual words you used. Perhaps you could rephrase what you said, so that I understand better what you meant. And perhaps use a different example from God.
Great.I do NOT disagree with what you say here.
No, the criticism cherry picked does not entail the suggestion that all examples must be used.When you say, "cherry picked" here are you inferring that I should have used EVERY example instead?
OK, now I know that. Perhaps the way you wrote it could have been clearer. Perhaps it is all my fault for missing the meaning of something clearly presented. Let's see.You have completely MISSED and MISUNDERSTOOD what was getting at.
So could you rephrase the following...
Could you rephrase that sentence which seems like a general rule.I SAID it is IMPOSSIBLE to produce ANY thing to one who BELIEVES that 'that' does NOT exist.
Perhaps with some other examples, since it refers to ANY thing.
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Re: What could make morality objective?
Those are not mutually exclusive actions and further it might depend on one's history with someone. For example, repeatedly challenging some people could very well be a sign of immaturity.
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Re: What could make morality objective?
Questions for Kantians and other anti-realists.Sculptor wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 10:58 amVeritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 5:18 amWhat??Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 10:40 am
Meanwhile, you haven't presented one sound argument for the existence of - grammatical chimera! - a moral fact. And we've shown you 'a thousand times' why such a monster can't exist.
Problem is you are stuck in an ancient evolutionary trait of metaphysical realism, thus has selective attention disorder of not being able to understand [not necessary agree with] what is moral facts from the anti-realist perspective which is based on scientific facts.
So far I have raise nearly a 100 threads targeting and culminating is countering your OP 'there are no objective moral fact' and justifying 'there are moral facts'.
Note I wrote this in the other thread;
I have argued the most credible facts are the scientific facts from the scientific FSK [also the mathematical FSK] based on acceptable criteria.
My proposed moral FSK that enables the emergence of moral facts will be of near equivalence to the scientific FSK.
My moral FSK as credible is valid in principle and I agree I will have to justify this near-equivalence.
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That is the most funny diversionary tactic yet.
"I can't answer that question, because reality is all wrong!
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Are reality-as-it-really-is, and the absolute truth of assertions about reality, things that could exist, but happen not to?
If, as I think, the answer is no - then what's the purpose of denying their existence? And what's the purpose of contrasting them with what we call reality and true assertions about that reality?
Kant was wrong, and anti-realism is a profound mistake.
And meanwhile, an anti-realist argument for moral realism is absurd.
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Iwannaplato
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Re: What could make morality objective?
I've been pointing this out to VA for a while. LOL.Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:05 pm And meanwhile, an anti-realist argument for moral realism is absurd.
(as a side note: I see he still responds to you. And you can get pretty snarky with him. I am pretty sure he has me on 'foe'. Which of us is doing something wrong?)
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Re: What could make morality objective?
Could just be that s/he and I have a long snarky history. Or maybe - you're cutting through the bs better than I do - and s/he doesn't like it.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:09 pmI've been pointing this out to VA for a while. LOL.Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:05 pm And meanwhile, an anti-realist argument for moral realism is absurd.
(as a side note: I see he still responds to you. And you can get pretty snarky with him. I am pretty sure he has me on 'foe'. Which of us is doing something wrong?)
But anyway, I'm enjoying and learning from your approach - and others may benefit from our back-and-forth, even if the VAn doesn't.
Re: What could make morality objective?
LOLSculptor wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 10:56 amSO you do not think morality is objective.
And you do not think morality is subjective.
Do you even know what sort of thing morality is?
YOUR ASSUMPTIONS here could NOT be MORE Wrong, AGAIN.
This is your third post to me here now and the third ASSUMPTION that IS TOTALLY Wrong.
So, I will, ONCE AGAIN, suggest that you CLARIFY what is ACTUALLY True, Right, and Correct, BEFORE you even begin to make these most ABSURD, RIDICULOUS, and Wrong ASSUMPTIONS, like you have been here.
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Re: What could make morality objective?
VA has everything invested in you as his primary enemy so he can't put you on ignore no matter what you say to him.Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:33 pmCould just be that s/he and I have a long snarky history. Or maybe - you're cutting through the bs better than I do - and s/he doesn't like it.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:09 pmI've been pointing this out to VA for a while. LOL.Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:05 pm And meanwhile, an anti-realist argument for moral realism is absurd.
(as a side note: I see he still responds to you. And you can get pretty snarky with him. I am pretty sure he has me on 'foe'. Which of us is doing something wrong?)
But anyway, I'm enjoying and learning from your approach - and others may benefit from our back-and-forth, even if the VAn doesn't.
Mister wannaplato did mention that he does the same stuff on other forums, have they all gone the same way with only one person on his angry list?
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Re: What could make morality objective?
Hey, Flash. Has VA got you on ignore? I think I may be envious.FlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:53 pmVA has everything invested in you as his primary enemy so he can't put you on ignore no matter what you say to him.Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:33 pmCould just be that s/he and I have a long snarky history. Or maybe - you're cutting through the bs better than I do - and s/he doesn't like it.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:09 pm
I've been pointing this out to VA for a while. LOL.
(as a side note: I see he still responds to you. And you can get pretty snarky with him. I am pretty sure he has me on 'foe'. Which of us is doing something wrong?)
But anyway, I'm enjoying and learning from your approach - and others may benefit from our back-and-forth, even if the VAn doesn't.
Mister wannaplato did mention that he does the same stuff on other forums, have they all gone the same way with only one person on his angry list?
Btw: how do you put people on ignore?
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Re: What could make morality objective?
Oh yeah, he put me on foe a couple of years back, and then he double-foed me a week or two ago.Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:58 pmHey, Flash. Has VA got you on ignore? I think I may be envious.FlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:53 pmVA has everything invested in you as his primary enemy so he can't put you on ignore no matter what you say to him.Peter Holmes wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 12:33 pm
Could just be that s/he and I have a long snarky history. Or maybe - you're cutting through the bs better than I do - and s/he doesn't like it.
But anyway, I'm enjoying and learning from your approach - and others may benefit from our back-and-forth, even if the VAn doesn't.
Mister wannaplato did mention that he does the same stuff on other forums, have they all gone the same way with only one person on his angry list?
Btw: how do you put people on ignore?
The only functional difference is that he never refers to you by name I'm afraid.
If you really hate someone (Age for instance), you can click on their name link and add them to an enemies list to ignore them.
There's a friend list there too, nobody has ever mentioned what it does.
Re: What could make morality objective?
I was talking about and referring to something different from what you are thinking about here.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 11:40 amI read the actual words you used. Perhaps you could rephrase what you said, so that I understand better what you meant. And perhaps use a different example from God.
If you would like us to go back and trace 'our steps', so you can grasp a full understanding here, then I am more than willing to.
So, how many examples would you like from me here before my words are judged as being 'cherry picked'?Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 11:40 amGreat.I do NOT disagree with what you say here.
No, the criticism cherry picked does not entail the suggestion that all examples must be used.When you say, "cherry picked" here are you inferring that I should have used EVERY example instead?
OF COURSE, but finding the right words so that what is wanted to be conveyed is UNDERSTOOD, FULLY, by EVERY one takes some time to learn, and master.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 11:40 amOK, now I know that. Perhaps the way you wrote it could have been clearer.You have completely MISSED and MISUNDERSTOOD what was getting at.
WHY would you ASSUME it is ALL your fault here?Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 11:40 am Perhaps it is all my fault for missing the meaning of something clearly presented.
And the WORDS, themselves, being 'clearly presented', in printed form on a screen, NEVER means NOR implies the message or meaning being conveyed will EVER be understood, fully nor even partly nor AT ALL.
To rephrase;Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 11:40 am Let's see.
So could you rephrase the following...
Could you rephrase that sentence which seems like a general rule.I SAID it is IMPOSSIBLE to produce ANY thing to one who BELIEVES that 'that' does NOT exist.
Perhaps with some other examples, since it refers to ANY thing.
It is IMPOSSIBLE to produce ANY thing, to one WHILE they BELIEVE that 'that' does NOT exist.
Or, how about,
WHILE one is BELIEVING some thing is true, or false, then it is IMPOSSIBLE to SHOW them otherwise. This is because WHILE one is BELIEVING (in) some thing, then they are NOT OPEN to ANY thing contrary to what they BELIEVE (in).
Or, maybe,
Would you BELIEVE in some thing if it was, knowingly, NOT real Or NOT true? Or, would you BELIEVE some thing was true, or false, if it was NOT, or even maybe NOT?
If yes, then what would they be, EXACTLY?
Now, for other examples;
WHILE, let us say, you BELIEVED the earth was flat, the sun revolved around the earth, or the Universe began and/or is expanding, then while in that moment you would NOT be OPEN to ANY thing opposing.
Or, if while you BELIEVED that 'we', human beings, could NEVER live in a peaceful world, then, in that moment, you would NOT be OPEN to LISTENING TO nor LEARNING HOW that works nor how it REALLY IS POSSIBLE.
However, if you were OPEN to the OPPOSITE of ANY of those things, then you would NOT be BELIEVING them to be true. Unless, of course, you can show HOW when you BELIEVE some thing IS TRUE, you are ALSO, at the exact same moment, OPEN to 'it' NOT being true AT ALL.
And, if you think you could SHOW this, then maybe you would like to begin by giving us an example of some thing that you BELIEVE, wholeheartedly, is true but you ALSO ACCEPT that it is ACTUALLY NOT or ACTUALLY might NOT be true AT ALL.