It’s an understanding that working together is better for both Judge and Red’s individual utility functions than is fighting against each other. Call if moral relativism if you want, but it’s more accurate to call it a basic level of logical thinking. Rational moral absolutists can agree that it makes no sense for Judge and Red to fight and leave each other either dead or severely injured rather than work together and be significantly better off.
Ah, moral relativism.
It’s an understanding that working together is better for both Judge and Red’s individual utility functions than is fighting against each other. Call if moral relativism if you want, but it’s more accurate to call it a basic level of logical thinking. Rational moral absolutists can agree that it makes no sense for Judge and Red to fight and leave each other either dead or severely injured rather than work together and be significantly better off.