Do you believe good and evil are human ideas or part of fundamental constructs of the universe like positive and negative matter?
>>18700917Piracy has been hated by many people while others have deemed it honorable. Worshiping a God is good while being seen as evil by others who view another God as the right God. Fathers used to judge whether a baby seemed healthy enough to be accepted by the family or thrown over a cliff while other fathers deem aborting a 2 week old inseminated egg as a horrific sin. Cities have been razed in the name of justice, of peace, of freedom, of love. People burned at the stake in the past for things deemed meaningless today. If there is truly a God or some divine Being, do you really think he gives a single fuck about the frivolities of human in-group/out-group morality? And if there is no God or divine Being then you're left with just that, in-group/out-group social dynamics. You might as well be judging metaphysical good vs. evil from the perspective of birds of prey or from the baby lambs. tl;dr same as it ever was.
>>18700929If positive and negative forces are actually what we see as good and evil then do you believe people are born with these forces inside their consciousness?
>>18700932That just sounds like made up stuff to justify a metaphysical worldview based upon good and evil in order to commit the same acts all other similar based systems do i.e. demonize [them] to justify [action]. - Why assume that? What drives you to this? The idea that there must be a difference between people on a metaphysical level. Is it to make you feel better to be able to point at those [others] in order to show how good you are in juxtaposition to them? Is it so that you can ignore potential harsh aspects of reality that you might not be able to bare? What even is "evil"? What even is "good"?
It's like the ouroboros, man. The snake eats its tail if it eats too much of it, it dies if it eats too little of it, it diesthat's like the ultimate expression of good and evil, life and death. Every creature does everything to survive, evolve to survive. Whether it's a universal construct doesn't matter at all simply because without life there is no one to witness the universe, no one ever having witnessed the universe, it's much like it never is. Say someone is very adamant on Christianity being true, even though he is an intelligent being, it might just be that he needs Christianity to survive, the same way a pig needs mud to survive under the harsh sun. Say we took it away from him, and we call him christcuck, since life is engineered towards survival he might not become an Atheist, but say he does, he becomes an Atheist, he gets HIV, he doesn't make it. Universally, that's evil. There are different modes of survival but all mean the same thing, vegetative survival, instinctive survival, intellectual survival as in the above case. Astronomy itself is a very simple answer to the question whether it's a universal construct or not, because say you didn't have Pluto, it would very likely be that man never forms, even though man seems to be a clump of cells detached from Pluto, everything is catered towards the survival of a stoic universal being. Even the things that aren't physical like the subconscious are part of this ouroboros. Angels are a part of it, they might have a higher consciousness that is beyond vegetative instinctual and intellectual souls, but they might have some more embarrassing or complex reasons that fund their survival, like in the case of the HIV and Christianity, they aren't simple creatures so we can't assess them but it could very well be. They too if they exist probably live under the Ouroboros.
>>18700939>What even is "evil"? What even is "good"?I just think of them as positive and negative forces. Positive forces that cause activity and promote livelihood, and negative forces that cause stillness and the opposite of livelihood (death, destruction). From not just a metaphysical view but a scientific view the universe is in a state of balance and "good" and "evil" are just words we use to try to understand the forces of nature that drive all living things, not just humans
