Morality isn't real

 If moral perfectionism isn't real, then morality isn't real

This is one of those opinions you can't turn into real life.

Moral perfectionism assumes unconditional motivation to be moral - human beings simply don't have this kind of motivation, it is impossible, therefore, it makes sense to study the environment that develops immoral character and optimize it.

Morality describes an environment to be sustained, rather than a set of goals. A moral environment can be considered moral even when housing a potential serial killer in due time, misplacing innocents' trust. This is not a moral environment. A moral environment is not one that abuses children by making them less intellectual.

Boundaries are set by the environment. As a scientist and sociologist, I will recognize that society is real, however, what is also real is the fact that we are

Morality is based on one's ability comprehend stupidity, for intellectuals, that is physically impossible (due to physical differences proving that free will is not real)

  • Spanking makes the kid unaware their body is being controlled by the environment as we are part of the environment.
    • A clear example of this is the fact that a person will jump and run away if I charge at them with a knife. Our brain does with with millions of decisions we make on a millisecond microscopic basis, we are just unaware of it at the moment because our brain cannot process much information. See Einstein's brain vs. average joe brain.

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