Black Rose
An unbreakable bond
ok
if evil does not exist then no
no, because evil is not a valid concept when thinking in terms of what a person is.
a person has a form and a form in an environment causes other forms to interact under those conditions.
true, but humans have values, values are what we use to equate one thing with another and prioritize those objects. a human is valued so far as what they do and what they do is based on the form they have taken in reality and what this form does to other humans in reality
this would imply humans do not have metabolisms which is incorrect
humans eat things
emotions are rational but sometimes they hinder us from understanding consequences we would otherwise get from other functions. both need to work together to correctly evaluate subjects and objects.
no, not when we consider emotions as irrational
emotions can make us unable to function in extreme conditions.
emotions help us function but in non-extreme conditions.
emotions are the first part of the human evaluation system.
humans can think what they do is good or evil yet sometimes they are delusional.
the human mind is not all-knowing, it must operate within limits.
what makes people moral or not is the ability to reflect on the consequences of other beings in reality, what is good in the view that the benefits outweigh the costs when making value judgments. what is the worth of any human being and what should be done to secure their wellbeing in comparison to myself and others.
no object/subject would be seen as totally evil unless its value was absolutely negative. thus evil is relative not absolute making evil a non-valid concept, no being or object is absolute in any negative sense. all subjects are seen as worth something so evil would just be an abstraction from what is relative and that means all things that create negative benefits overall.
