This post is called the “The Meaning of Right”, but it doesn’t spend much time actually defining what situations should be considered as right instead of wrong, other than a bit at the end which seems to define “right” as simply “happiness”. Rather its a lesson in describing how to take your preferred world state, and causally link that to what you’d have to do to get to that state. But that world state is still ambiguously right/wrong, according to any absolute sense, as of this post.
So does this post say what “right” means, other than simply “happiness” (which sounds like generic utilitarianism), am I simply missing something?
This post is called the “The Meaning of Right”, but it doesn’t spend much time actually defining what situations should be considered as right instead of wrong, other than a bit at the end which seems to define “right” as simply “happiness”. Rather its a lesson in describing how to take your preferred world state, and causally link that to what you’d have to do to get to that state. But that world state is still ambiguously right/wrong, according to any absolute sense, as of this post.
So does this post say what “right” means, other than simply “happiness” (which sounds like generic utilitarianism), am I simply missing something?