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We have already arrived at any possible notion of what is good, because it has always been self evident. Pity that there are so many people who are not among ''we'' (like you) and need to be kept in check by simple force.
If it has been felt by some as self-evident then only because most notions of what is good have so far been based on nothing but moral intuitions and built-in organic automatism. It is this treatment of humanly important categories as ontological primitives that has led to the fallacy of idealism, and to the greater fallacy of transcendentalism.
Instead we must have relativism for which only truth is that there are no truths. The ''mounth Everest of modern thought.
The only kind of truth is the measure of correspondence of one's beliefs to empirical data.
No empīrisma nevar izvedināt labi/slikti aksiomas, tāpēc paļaušanās uz pliku saentismu nekur tālāk par tupu relatīvismu neved. Par to arī bija OP.
Šādas aksiomas no empīrikas (tie ir tikai dati, tas nav "isms") tiešām nevar izvedināt, bet tas (t.i., aksiomu ieviešana) ētikai, pēc manām domām, arī nav vajadzīgs.
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