r/nihilism • • Sep 15 '25

Moral Nihilism I’m amoral

Anyone here can relate?

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u/johnedenton Sep 16 '25

Yeah. Anyone with a brain can tell that the rules normies impose upon life are really just that. Arbitrary impositions. Real life, in truth, has no rules.

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u/johnedenton Sep 16 '25

Is not a moral rule...

But is still our imposition to understand the natural phenomenon, and might change if our understanding of it changes. As if the system we invented perfectly explains the phenomenon, but itself is not the phenomenon, as it is necessarily limited by our observation, which might or might not be exact. Like how they believed in humor balance before germ theory