How do we know what’s actually right and wrong?
I mean I feel like we make up our own rules and it’s all culturally relative
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I need to re-read Pirsig’s Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.
He argued (I think) that most of us can see “quality.” Some better than others.
Think about those toothpick bridges we made in science class. You could tell which ones were “quality” and which ones would probably hold weight.
Hence, morals might be the same way. We sense what is of good morality. Most of shade a base sense of it. Some have it better than others or through training/teaching get better.
He argued (I think) that most of us can see “quality.” Some better than others.
Think about those toothpick bridges we made in science class. You could tell which ones were “quality” and which ones would probably hold weight.
Hence, morals might be the same way. We sense what is of good morality. Most of shade a base sense of it. Some have it better than others or through training/teaching get better.