I find it intuitive that there could be a small set of objective moral facts but much smaller than is generally believed for moral realist positions + i do not think this can be justified rationally to a large degree. I think there can be contextual moral facts (as in “rational agents in a society would agree to cooperate on problem X” or “rational agents would agree to behave in a certain way on a moral problem, given following constraints”), but I do not think these are enough to justify an objective moral realism position.
I think the set of sensible moral views and positions is large, and thus think that morality is mostly not objective.
I find it intuitive that there could be a small set of objective moral facts but much smaller than is generally believed for moral realist positions + i do not think this can be justified rationally to a large degree. I think there can be contextual moral facts (as in “rational agents in a society would agree to cooperate on problem X” or “rational agents would agree to behave in a certain way on a moral problem, given following constraints”), but I do not think these are enough to justify an objective moral realism position.
I think the set of sensible moral views and positions is large, and thus think that morality is mostly not objective.