top | item 36140715 (no title) strangemonad | 2 years ago philosophical nit picking here, I would say value-aligned rather than moral-aligned. discuss order hn newest jjoonathan|2 years ago As in economics, this begs the question of "whose value." dragonwriter|2 years ago > philosophical nit picking here, I would say value-aligned rather than moral-aligned.How is trying to distinguish morals from values not philosophical nit-picking?EDIT: The above question is dumb, because somehow my brain inserted something like “Getting beyond the …” to the beginning of the parent, which…yeah. bheadmaster|2 years ago To be fair, he did admit it is philosophical nit-picking. telotortium|2 years ago If I may be so naive, what's supposed to be the difference? Is it just that morality has the connotation of an objective, or at least agent-invariant system, whereas values are implied to be explicitly chosen?
dragonwriter|2 years ago > philosophical nit picking here, I would say value-aligned rather than moral-aligned.How is trying to distinguish morals from values not philosophical nit-picking?EDIT: The above question is dumb, because somehow my brain inserted something like “Getting beyond the …” to the beginning of the parent, which…yeah. bheadmaster|2 years ago To be fair, he did admit it is philosophical nit-picking.
telotortium|2 years ago If I may be so naive, what's supposed to be the difference? Is it just that morality has the connotation of an objective, or at least agent-invariant system, whereas values are implied to be explicitly chosen?
jjoonathan|2 years ago
dragonwriter|2 years ago
How is trying to distinguish morals from values not philosophical nit-picking?
EDIT: The above question is dumb, because somehow my brain inserted something like “Getting beyond the …” to the beginning of the parent, which…yeah.
bheadmaster|2 years ago
telotortium|2 years ago