(I am not a vegetarian, and I suspect many supposed vegetarians are virtue-signaling rather than holding coherent moral positions, but Michael Huemer will be an exception if anyone is.)
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@Meaningness, I'm struggling to understand your view here. How do you distinguish between virtue-signaling and Huemer-like coherent moral positions? Do you have on opinion on which is a better description of other academic work on ethics? -
Usually our motivations are mixed, so most of the time there’s some of both, I think. I tweeted more about this more recently than in the one you replied to!
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expecting other people to take my moral claims seriously seems antisocial to me (just from experience)
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Isn't antisocial a moral judgement?
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Hahahaha.... Maybe there's not a universal morality because suffering is irrelevant
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Also true wrt potential new values/virues to aim for more generally. Glad you're coming around
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Gonna need a citation for “almost all moral positions are virtue-signaling b.s.”
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