If you accept death instead, that corrupts your morality instead of your epistemology. For in asserting death is good you have taken one of the most unjust, unfair, brutal things that can happen to someone and created a moral exception saying it is good. You can then derive further moral absurdities from this seed of evil.
I'm unsure why the opposite isn't arguable with a reasonable probability of it being true across a meaningful portion of humanity.
If you accept death, why couldn't one drive moral goods given the finitude of life? It seems possible that a... (read more)
I'm unsure why the opposite isn't arguable with a reasonable probability of it being true across a meaningful portion of humanity.
If you accept death, why couldn't one drive moral goods given the finitude of life? It seems possible that a... (read more)