Darwinian morality: We don't have to believe there's an Eternal Moral Code written into the fabric of the Cosmos. We just have to believe that other sentient beings evolved, their suffering is real, and their well-being is relevant.
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Me too. It's kind of an important issue that Western Europe is in the process of testing: Does secular humanism have staying power?
My brand of ancestral gratitude, civilizational reverence, existential risk-aversion, sentientist ethics, and transhumanist cosmic ambition goes a bit beyond 'secular humanism'. Worth discussing sometime!
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Please have a discussion about it and upload it to YouTube
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A discussion between you two would be very interesting to me
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No, it doesn't. That's exactly what secular humanism is.
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Secular humanism is understood by the average person to refer to the commitment to solving human problems with reason and logic. Miller's "brand" goes beyond this.
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From a marketing standpoint, “Darwinian morality” may come across as a bit too red in tooth and claw for some people. What about something like “deep morality”?
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