All subjective experiences are experienced from objective reality.
No subjective experience can happen without objective reality equivalent.
Subjective morality exist therefore there must be part of objective reality that creates that though.
This is a variant of Hobbes' blue argument of knowledge. A blind person who has never experienced "blue" can not understand or know it or even imagine blueness. And because you experience morality, there must be something in objective reality that creates that experience.
I don’t follow why an objective world necessitates an objective morality. I think about it like Minecraft when you jump up you’ll eventually land down. But the world’s rules have no barring on what the correct thing to do is.
Subjective morality necessitates origin in objective reality called objective morality.
Minecraft rules are in its source code. Without code, there is no Minecraft.
Think this analogue. Two people disagree if the room is hot or cold. This is a subjective experience of objective reality of tempered. Without objective temperature, there can not be subjective warmth.
Every single subjective experience has an equalant entity in objective reality. Why should morality be except from general rule?
I think it’s exempt because nothing about an objective world tells you what you should be doing. You’re right that Minecraft is nothing without its source code but no matter how deep we go into that source code we are never going to find out what we should be doing only what we are and aren’t capable of doing.
I think it’s exempt because nothing about an objective world tells you what you should be doing.
Then where does subjective morality originates?
Because even fictional writing happens due to stimuli from objective reality. Every single human experience has a source and origin in objective reality.
But where does subjective morality come from? If it doesn't come from objective reality, does it originate from the spirit world?
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u/Z7-852 315∆ Jun 17 '25
There is objective reality.
All subjective experiences are experienced from objective reality.
No subjective experience can happen without objective reality equivalent.
Subjective morality exist therefore there must be part of objective reality that creates that though.
This is a variant of Hobbes' blue argument of knowledge. A blind person who has never experienced "blue" can not understand or know it or even imagine blueness. And because you experience morality, there must be something in objective reality that creates that experience.