The 'Hymns Of Resilience' EP comes out tomorrow.
This project was recorded in Ukraine last summer between nights of air raids and shelling. This city has always meant a great deal to me and hope this whole project will resonate with you.
Europe lags behind in both big and emerging tech. The typical explanations are that 1) we need more Europe 2) 🇺🇸 big tech trumps competition. None makes much sense. 🇮🇱 🇹🇼 🇰🇷 have emerging and big tech without EU-wide scale and emerging tech needs ecosystems not scale/1
@LittleMammith Do you just not understand objective morality? "That person would have objective reason" - that's not how it works. Read the Wiki page on moral realism, specifically the part about how it refers to objective features of the world. It's the first sentence.
Anyway, I'm done here.
@LittleMammith That's the intuition of someone that already believes that objective morality exists. I don't, so my intuition is that there isn't any such reason.
Like I said, the logic already assumes the existence of objective morality, otherwise your intuition wouldn't reach it.
@LittleMammith "Intuition" is objective? We must be working off very different dictionaries.
The entire point of objectivity is to eliminate the emotional and personal factor from the assesment. How do intuition and consensus (which is just intuition by crowd) in any way qualify?
@LittleMammith Look, this is literally just Pascal's Wager But Morality.
The quoted logic fails on a fallacy, so if you want to assert that "some reason to believe X is objective is sufficient" you'll have to present a workable model that supports it. Until then, the default position is "no".
@LittleMammith Yeah. That difference is objectivity. If you're throwing away the proof of X, then you're judging the subjective claim, not objective. That's the whole problem of this entire idea; thinking about "some reason" only makes sense from the POV of a *subjective* oracle. Not objective.
@LittleMammith Many people thinking X does not, by itself, imply that X is true, no matter what adjectives you put in front of it. The logic in the screenshot is wrong, because it is invalidated at point 4. You cannot use it as a justification for a moral rule, no matter what the specific X is.
@LittleMammith "many other people think so" is the exact opposite of objective morality. Change "torture babies" to anything that isn't a deeply ingrained social/evolutionary response and see what happens to that certainty. This particular example is just morality by emotional blackmail.
@LittleMammith No, it doesn't work. 4. - "We have some reason to belive that X is *objectively* wrong" - means you're already asserting an objective wrong, which is, by definition, moral realism. We have zero knowledge that it's objectively anything. You're assuming the conclusion in the setup.
Damn, I'm apparently at the point in my life where watching the Unatuber for an hour talking about someone's childhood VHS films makes sense.
Honestly, probably one of Dan's best works so far, and that's not a low bar.
@yhdistyminen This honestly feels kind of ridiculous. Why does every cause need to have an opinion on every other cause? I'm against what the IDF is doing because it's a war crime, not because it "destroys housing stock". Would what they do be suddenly okay if they left the houses intact?
@TheOnion > I’m almost 170 hours into this and I still haven’t submitted my taxes—also something called an Auditor Goblin keeps killing me
> I need to grind out another few levels collecting 1040-EZs in the Fiduciary Forests
no need to keep selling me on it, does it have a deluxe edition