Re:How ‘Authentic Relating’ Made Vulnerability a Movement (2...
by gerbilly on Tuesday May 29, 2018 @01:16PM
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If you say so, but i don't think other animals and organisms are 'self-creating' the goal I described.
They come with that built into their neurochemistry, and so do we.
It's the closest thing to a universal moral system I could think of.
And I don't see it as utilitarianism, I was thinking of Buddhist ethics which also contains other precepts to counteract some of the pathological cases in utilitarianism.[1]
[1] Does it do so perfectly? Probably not, but it attempts to be a practical set of precepts, you still have to use your brain.
They come with that built into their neurochemistry, and so do we.
It's the closest thing to a universal moral system I could think of.
And I don't see it as utilitarianism, I was thinking of Buddhist ethics which also contains other precepts to counteract some of the pathological cases in utilitarianism.[1]
[1] Does it do so perfectly? Probably not, but it attempts to be a practical set of precepts, you still have to use your brain.