Re: Objectivity [was Re: Re: [Israel.pm] Is University Really Necessary?]

On Friday 30 March 2007, Nadav Har'El wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 30, 2007, Shlomi Fish wrote about "Re: Objectivity [was Re: 
[hackers-il] Re: [Israel.pm] Is University Really Necessary?]":
> > <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> > The meaning of moral in Neo-Tech is simple and direct: Whatever is
> > consciously done to help fill human biological needs is good and moral
> > (e.g., the productive actions of honest people). Whatever is consciously
> > done to harm or prevent the filling of human biological needs is bad and
> > immoral (e.g., the destructive actions of mystics and neocheaters).
> >
> >
> > As you can see it's even a scientific definition. In this context "evil"
> > == "bad".
>
> This definition is far from scientific... In fact, it looks completely
> broken to me...
>
> Is rape filling your own "biological needs" (and therefore good) or harming
> someone else (and therefore bad)? What about stealing food (which fills
> your own biological needs, and does not "biologically" harm the store you
> stole from)? If Gingis Khan's campaign is bad in this definition (he harmed
> others more than he benefited himself), what about Churchill's and
> Roosvelt's campaign in WWII - after all they didn't fill their biological
> needs, and millions of Germans lost theirs?

Hi Nadav!

Please see the rest of my quote. Please be readink, understandink and 
integratink what I'm writing.

kthx, bye.

Regards,

	Shlomi Fish

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