Moral antirealism is not the view that morality isn't real.

These comments were motivated by this exchange over on YouTube

I asked ChatGPT what my catchphrase was and I got "Philosophy isn't about philosophy," which I believe is a phrasing (X isn't about X) I got from Robin Hanson's ideas about signaling, so it's not even original. It also picked up on the pineapple on pizza stuff, but mangled the remark.

(1) Yes, but can't recall specifics
(2) David Pallman is a Christian and a moral skeptic (he does not endorse moral realism)
(3) I think most theists are neither moral realists nor moral antirealists
(4) About 12% of theists responding to the 2020 PhilPapers survey are moral antirealists.

Here is one example of empirical evidence that philosophers think differently than others:

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32583918/

Good: here is one case where I can definitively demonstrate that you are mistaken. Behold:

That's fair. See what Matthew Adelstein says in the quote provided here. Note that he directly links to an article by Huemer, called "Revisionary intuitionism."

substack.com/@lanceindepe...