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So, if everybody on earth believed murder was fine (and they all believed in the same religion and thought equally of each other) they wouldn't go out and kill each other. Much the opposite.

If everybody believed murder was fine, then they would kill people who thought differently from them. They wouldn't kill their allies, though. Murder is caused by differences, you wouldn't kill somebody who believed the exact same things that you did, but you would kill somebody who thought...

I love how everybody assumes newcomers are Lambert. Lambert left. He's probably not going to come back. Deal with it.

You can see a good example of this by looking at religion. There are Muslims, Jews, Christians, etc. Some of them get along because their moralities are similar, while others oppose each other and lower each other's efficiency. And it's possible for them to join together as well, or be...

A single morality will make sure that all energy is focused at a single point. However, if the morality is forced or eased it may cause people to break off and form their own moralities in an attempt to change the general 'accepted' morality. It usually won't work, and it'll just lower the...

Overall, it's beneficial but it's not efficient to let people have their own morality, as people will go in random directions and oppose each other. It's much more efficient to have one morality, and to make everyone follow that single morality. The morality follows the same rules as any other...

Yes, since every morality is personal opinion there can be no 'correct' morality thus every morality is neither correct nor wrong. And if no morality can be wrong, then you could say that every morality is correct. I replied with what I thought would be the correct answer. Unless you were...