It's personal for all things. The larger "morals" such as not committing murder, obviously overlap with other humans (not that this makes them immutable). But the smaller "morals" such as not interrupting someone when they are on the phone vary from person to person and often comes down to individual personality.
the nature of morality
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It's personal for all things. The larger "morals" such as not committing murder, obviously overlap with other humans (not that this makes them immutable). But the smaller "morals" such as not interrupting someone when they are on the phone vary from person to person and often comes down to individual personality.
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Is that an argument for the individual or societal?
Also, I meant to make this the focus of discussion but I must ask again: what is morality?
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First question, both. Why would something be entirely one thing or another? It's more complex than that.
Second question, I don't know.