Zaaphi
@zaaphi.bsky.social
British guy (he/him) 🇬🇧 | Coffee lover ☕ | Turtleneck enthusiast 🐢🧥| Rain enjoyer 🌧️| Video game aficionado 🎮 | Atheist/Humanist ⚛️ | LGBTQ+ Ally 🏳️🌈 | Classicist 🏛️ | Loves to love people ❤️
In terms of physical laws of the universe, we can know them because their tests are repeatable, consistent, and ubiquitous.
People's understanding of morality is relativistic and nuanced, inconsistent and situational. Morality clearly, then, isn't anything like a law of the universe.
People's understanding of morality is relativistic and nuanced, inconsistent and situational. Morality clearly, then, isn't anything like a law of the universe.
January 12, 2025 at 10:51 PM
In terms of physical laws of the universe, we can know them because their tests are repeatable, consistent, and ubiquitous.
People's understanding of morality is relativistic and nuanced, inconsistent and situational. Morality clearly, then, isn't anything like a law of the universe.
People's understanding of morality is relativistic and nuanced, inconsistent and situational. Morality clearly, then, isn't anything like a law of the universe.