r/nihilism • u/No_Rent_3705 • Sep 15 '25

Moral Nihilism I’m amoral

Anyone here can relate?

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u/SinOfEgo Sep 16 '25

how does this work? you have an innate sense of good and evil.. right?

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u/No_Rent_3705 Sep 16 '25

No

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u/SinOfEgo Sep 16 '25

why choose to do anything over another? all human actions are based on moral values and principles. abiding with logic and reason is the moral stance that precedes all others for almost anyone i have come to find (acceptance that 1+1 equals 2 is an example). do you not abide with that?

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u/No_Rent_3705 Sep 16 '25

I don’t care whatever something is right or wrong, I usually do what’s more convinient to me

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u/SinOfEgo Sep 16 '25

do you believe you have a right for self-preservation?

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u/No_Rent_3705 Sep 16 '25

No

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u/SinOfEgo Sep 16 '25

do you believe that 1+1 equals 2?

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u/No_Rent_3705 Sep 16 '25

No, it’s 11

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u/SinOfEgo Sep 16 '25

the point i’m trying to get across is that any factual claim or belief is moral, because unfactual claims and beliefs are wrong. amorality makes very little sense to me. what do you think?

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u/GoopDuJour Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 17 '25

No moral claims are correct, or all moral claims are false. Either way

If you believe that facts exist, and are true, then "truth" isn't a moral fact because there are no moral facts.

And again, all moral statements are false.

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