Morality is about Optimization of Well-Being

[Veritas Aequitas]

Morality is about Optimization of the inherent moral function of the individual person to sustain the optimal well-being of the individual[s] and that of the species.

No human can exists alone [from birth] without support from other humans on a 'team' basis.
All humans are also programmed with an inherent moral sense, i.e. natural within human nature.
In this case, to optimize the well-being of the individual[s] the well-being of the term must be optimized.
This necessitate the optimization of the inherent moral sense.

Example: The inherent moral sense include the oughtnotness to kill humans [born or unborn as potential humans].

If each individual were to exercise their individual right, i.e. perform abortion freely, then theoretically there would be sub-optimization of the team.
Theoretically and in principle, whole human species could be extinct if for some possible reason every person agree to perform abortion on every fetus.

Thus the individuals' right cannot dominate the team's right, else there would be sub-optimization to the team [species].

So, morality is not about making the 'right' decision but rather facilitating and enabling the individual[s] to optimize their moral function potential so as to optimize the team well-being which is critical to optimize the overall well being of the individual within the ongoing spiral to sustain overall optimization.

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