Jeremy Stangroom

@PhilosophyExp @sjzara For whatever that may be worth - I'm not big on belief systems except those that are explicitly incomplete.

@Metamagician @sjzara I think the non-religious systems is a reference to things such as Confucianism (i.e., it's a multicultural thing).

@PhilosophyExp @Metamagician I admit I do have a tendency to misunderstand the flipping obvious - perhaps that's what's happening here.

@sjzara @Metamagician I've sat in on a couple of BBC programme planning meetings. They take that aspect seriously.

@PhilosophyExp @Metamagician That's fascinating. When does 'representing views' cross over to 'presenting falsehood'? Difficult.

@sjzara @Metamagician It was going to be necessary to have religious representation on the programme (because ethics).

@PhilosophyExp @Metamagician That's an interesting example. When younger I knew nothing of secular ethics. Only religious ethics /1

@PhilosophyExp @Metamagician BBC had certainly not informed me that secular ethics was either possible or reasonable, and mainstream.