Good an evil is a measurement, much like math. It's applied to whatever it's measured, the same as me saying "I have two apples, I add another apple and I have 3". I use math, the same way that people apply good and bad to other people. However, good and evil is just a concept, break a human down to a molecular level and it's not broken into good and evil, because good and evil only exists as a concept. Take away these arbitrary notions (which change from culture to culture and person to person) and we can start looking at why people behave the way they do, instead of asserting arbitrary measurements of our approval of their actions.
It blows my mind that it blows the mind of people who's mind is blown that people's minds are blown by people who don't get why people don't get this.
Aiden Perry
First time trying LSD?
Henry Perez
Dummy, the measure is the reality. Without delving into something abstract, let's picture this: a painting is just a smuttering of colours, no? No, it is not, painting does not belong in the physical, yet it is real. The same with the good and evil emergent from the tiny particles of human behaviour.
Jace Johnson
>saying what things are made of makes them not exist.
Honest and truly, that doesn't make sense. You're saying that because things exist and everything isn't just random then therefor... uh. You're trying to conflate good and evil with a painting, but it almost sounds like you're making some weird ironically deterministic argument, which I don't think was your intention.
