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Idk man if you think strong disgust is enough to justify not questioning a moral intuition then you can get away with not questioning a whole lot of things.

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Charles Fain Lehman

@CharlesFLehman

seems like one of those cases where we should start with the assumption that our moral intuitions are correct, idk

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Necrophilia is likely to cause immense psychological suffering to family members of the ‘victim’. That’s not a moral intuition.

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Yeah, causing suffering to other people seems really unpleasant, and if necrophilia causes suffering then it seems like a good idea to not do it!

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So if the corpse had no family members it would be okay?

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