if you tease a bear, and when it finally gets angry, you refuse to give its neighbour a big club to fend it off, while sitting on another continent and lecturing about how bad the bear is, doesn't that make you a disgrace? that's my question.

every physical boundary is a spectrum. however this doesn't contradict with the fact that some areas are definitively white and some are black.

Is math infinite?

We know that the number of possible arrangements of particles in our universe is however large yet finite. Is math finite or infinite? Can we infinitely rearrange ideas like mathematical ones or is there a limit?

If something exists, nothingness does not.
Our universe exists.
Therefore, nothingness does not exist.

walking a shelter dog

My personal recipe for a judgment:
1. Gather all the facts (even the ones I don't like)
2. Apply fuzzy logic and assess probabilities to the outcomes
3. Fight my own biases until it's done

To fix something in yourself you must act like it’s not you.

There is a good way to check if a law is objective or subjective - if you can disobey it, then it's subjective. People obviously disobey moral laws and able to act immorally. Morality is subjective. People can't disobey the Second Newton's Law. It is objective.