> > > ... for there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it
> > > so: <Hamlet 2:2>
> Good is a useful word, because there are some things which we ought to
> pursue; we call them goods.
The truth is, this is a conundrum.
It is like this: The following statement is true. The preceding statement is
false.
In other words, both "good and bad are entirely subjective".
AND
"Objective values of good and bad exist, based on valuing of human life and
happiness."
Argue in favor of one or the other until you are blue in the face, but both
will be true.
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