Having access to free will, will have all moral be thrown away because there will be no rules to be broken in the first place. If someone tries to tell someone they are wrong for their actions isn't that just ceasing freedom once again? #ewp22
Even though I disagree with Zerzan's argument, he does have a good point. Why should someone have the authority to control another person's life. Why can't we be free to do what we want. #ewp22
I disagree with Zerzan's argument because if there were no higher power enforcing rules for society then there would nothing but chaos. Society wouldn't function the same because people wouldn't have any obligation to do work. #ewp22
Everyone should follow behind Socrates and how he challenges everything. Just because someone teaches us something doesn't mean we always have to believe what they say. The toleration act states that we shouldn't treat people different because our morals differ.#ewp22
I am not surprised that there is such a difference between women and men moral reasoning. I would say that women form better relationships with people easier and faster then men. #ewp22
Since we are on the topic of virtue ethics I remembered that mortimer thought that virtue ethics was nonsense because character doesn't develop outcomes. I would have to agree with Mortimer because ethics is about what is right and wrong not just on relationships. #ewp22
The CDA is invalid because if it was true that different cultures believe different things about morality then that means that we disagree on almost everything. But most cultures believe in god but express it in different ways, so we agree on more then we think. #ewp22
The swine objective is brings light to the fact that most people do things because it generates some sort of pleasure. Would you do an action that wouldn't result in pleasure?#ewp22
The Nozick's experience machine only has one flaw which is that it can't give you genuine pleasure, which is the most important because we value that the most. #ewp22
I wouldn't chose to participate in the experience machine because when we're repeatedly exposed to our pleasure-producing stimuli, our brains adjust and, eventually, we need more and more just to feel normal, or not in pain. #ewp22
We can't rely on individual's moral judgment because some people aren't enlightened to determine these morals. They have to have certain qualifications in order for them to be considered a good example. #ewp22
People like Kylie Jenner don't really impact the world compared to Elon musk who has contributed to major technology advancements. I would save the person with the most positive actions and their influence on others. #ewp22
While viewing the picture of Saturn devouring his son in class, it made me feel very uneasy. I agree with the greeks that it would be a crime to eat a person either dead or alive. #ewp22
A real-world example of Montaigne's argument is that most religions believe in God, but they may not have the same practices for demonstrating it. #ewp22
I agree with Montaigne's argument because we all might have the same morals but just express it in different ways that might not see normal to others.#ewp22
I agree with Benedict's argument because everyone grows up and is taught different cultural beliefs therefore moral truths are relatively different. #ewp22