Those are all suitable moral tenets for a tribal or hunter gatherer society. Ill suited to life in the extended order of human cooperation as Hayak argued. And yes, these are hardly moral philosophy rules of any sort...utilitarian or deontological.
Those are about as close to philosophical morality as Hallmark cards are to Dostoevsky.https://twitter.com/wwells668/status/1104878938990424064 …
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Oh yes
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5 and 6 :
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Those words are too complex for him. You might want to make a cliff note version to help some peeps out.
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6 and 7 on this list of his are clearly contradicting each other...Mr Wells, your argument/non-argument is objectively dismissible
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ouch
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On a side note, I struggled my ass off to read "Crime and Punishment" only because I was a few steps away from a mild form of illiteracy. True fucking story. I had no business in college. I get that novel and understand Porphyry but I should've gotten a job out of high school.
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