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Is there Objective Morality?
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<blockquote data-quote="stevevw" data-source="post: 76768966" data-attributes="member: 342064"><p>Your creating a strawman. You came into my discussion with Kylie. The point I was making to Kylie is whether our perception of colours is something objectively fixed or determined by subjective thinking. In other words can we subjectively change colours according to our likes and dislikes of them or are they something that is fixed and we have no choice but to view the particular colours the way we do.</p><p></p><p>So which is it. As far as I can understand it one is a matter of control and choice regardless of how that process happens because that's how subjective thinking works and the other is a matter of an objective reason that is dictated by biology, neurology and physics.</p><p></p><p>They are two different things. We can't control or choose how nature presents colours to us but there has to be a degree of control and choice in our subjective thinking about colours because they can and do change for us.</p><p></p><p>If we have no control and choice whatsoever about our subjective likes and dislikes then they are not subjective but objective because something beyond the subjects thinking and ability to change is dictating terms.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stevevw, post: 76768966, member: 342064"] Your creating a strawman. You came into my discussion with Kylie. The point I was making to Kylie is whether our perception of colours is something objectively fixed or determined by subjective thinking. In other words can we subjectively change colours according to our likes and dislikes of them or are they something that is fixed and we have no choice but to view the particular colours the way we do. So which is it. As far as I can understand it one is a matter of control and choice regardless of how that process happens because that's how subjective thinking works and the other is a matter of an objective reason that is dictated by biology, neurology and physics. They are two different things. We can't control or choose how nature presents colours to us but there has to be a degree of control and choice in our subjective thinking about colours because they can and do change for us. If we have no control and choice whatsoever about our subjective likes and dislikes then they are not subjective but objective because something beyond the subjects thinking and ability to change is dictating terms. [/QUOTE]
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