Can science ever determine what is morally right?
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You may predict your own behavior but predicting the behavior of people on a sociological level takes group theory and scientific appraoch in hypothesis or to that effect.
-Marco
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No, not real science, the scientific method is a process of hypothesis, testing, measurement, and repeating till you come to a conclusion.
Morality has nothing to do w this.
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Scott Winn I'm not so sure. We can trace observational hypotheses through understanding how people behave. I am not an expert in it but psychologically there is contagion to be had which we see on an empirical level. For example: if we see that ICE is - can take immigrants (a group of ethnic minority) and establish that it's morally corruptible. But, another group (MAGA/elitism = government agency) allows for it (whatvis wrong). Such behavior becomes a model for it.
I could be mistaken...
This is debatable, however. (i.e. for the purpose of philosophy)
- Marco
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