It’s epistemically inaccessible, explanatorily redundant, unnecessary for any pragmatic aim, just a relic of the way our language and cooperative schemes work. I’m not sure the idea can even really be made clear. Empirically, convergence through cooperative, argumentative means looks incredibly unlikely in any normal future. I voted for the strongest position because relative to my peers I have the most relativistic view I know and because of my high (>.99) credence in antirealism. But obviously morality is sort of kind of objective in certain contexts and among certain groups of interlocutors, given socially ingrained shared values.
It’s epistemically inaccessible, explanatorily redundant, unnecessary for any pragmatic aim, just a relic of the way our language and cooperative schemes work. I’m not sure the idea can even really be made clear. Empirically, convergence through cooperative, argumentative means looks incredibly unlikely in any normal future. I voted for the strongest position because relative to my peers I have the most relativistic view I know and because of my high (>.99) credence in antirealism. But obviously morality is sort of kind of objective in certain contexts and among certain groups of interlocutors, given socially ingrained shared values.