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... etiquette. set an example. so, the question is, whose morals are correct? the concept of morals only exists because of the existence (or least the perception of) pain. If no one experienced pain then morals are irrelevant. Thus correctness of morals is a function of pain only. Therefore morals that minimizes pain are correct. steve

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... How does natural selection choose proper morals? Natural selection cannot even address morals...that natural selection WILL penalise some moral codes, and enourage others. That does... REPLY SEPARATOR *********** V: Whose morals are correct? The short answer...look to... Images of Immortality Ethical Knowledge Moralities in Conflict Conclusions Sample college ...