/sci/ - Science & Math

OP your sample size is too small and not random, you tested yourself when you're drunk and you didn't actually do any data manipulation on this, you can't take this seriously.

you also ruined your buzz and your friends but I guess whatever makes you happy.

5/10 its better than homework threads I guess.

>>4113526

> Science can determine moral truths as they are directly correlated to "health" and "wellbeing" of conscious beings

PFFtftffptpffp kcchhhnnnnk..... mfw.

You want scientific? Let's go:

> moral
Please define morality. inb4 morality is self-defined, self-explanatory, universal to all sentient beings, derived from pure logical arguments, the best outcome for the most of the people involved, or any other vague statement that relies on the presupposition that there is a single, coherent, determinable explanation; people "feel" something guiding them through situations involving human interactions and/or the ability to place oneself in the shoes of another, in which they have - what feels like - a certainty in the actions that "should" be taken, and therefore they conclude that there must be a finite conclusion to a question involving this feeling.

> truths
A truth would be the correspondence of the claim with the actual state of events in the world; however, so-called "morality" is a personal, adaptive, dynamic cognitive process that the person involved in the situation in question PROJECTS onto the world around him; you cannot find a truth to the moral claims because morality is an inner mental construct that does not exist anywhere in the universe but in our own heads.

>>1057440
>smarted