November 19th, 2007
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Tags: ethics, philosophy

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Where The Air is Thin

once you have the high ground you can roll things down at your opponents (way better than throwing)

Dialog:
- Port:
  - Moral relativism is the view that there are no universal moral rules. What is morally good in one context may be morally bad in another.
  - Often it is associated with the view that moral rules are dependent upon the traditions and convictions of a particular group of people.
- Starboard:
  - So, are you claiming that no culture throughout history was ever morally wrong or misguide?
- Port:
  - In debates on ethics the opponents of moral relativism have one of the easiest times claiming the moral high ground.

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