http://www.philosophersnet.com/games/taboo.htm
There was stuff there that I would term 'gross','yucky' or 'disgusting' but nothing particularly immoral IMO.
seems Im fully permissivehttp://www.philosophersnet.com/games/taboo.htm
There was stuff there that I would term 'gross','yucky' or 'disgusting' but nothing particularly immoral IMO. "In one country, it is normal for people to have secret sex with dead chickens."
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA interestingly enough, I think I would find eating the semen stuffed chicken more disgusting that fucking my sister.
if given the choice I would have to think on it... Your Moralising Quotient is: 0.00.
Your Interference Factor is: 0.00. Your Universalising Factor is: -1. If you want to have sex with dead chickens, that is fine with me.
Just don't ask me to eat at your house. Your Moralising Quotient is: 0.17.
Your Interference Factor is: 0.00. Your Universalising Factor is: 0.00. Compared to eye-socket necrophilia, all their scenarios are pretty tame. why didn\'t you get zero Ward? which one did you balk at? the brother and sister?
pretty easy questions. how about \"can parents refuse medical care for their children?\" I think I posted the other day that having damage to one's ventrimedial something or other causes one to moralize like a philosopher.
These people and their frozen chickens are fucked up. That was the most boring questionnaire ever. "Is this bad?" "Is this bad?" over and over again. ZZzzzz. Who gives a crap?
I failed to see how the questions had anything to do with moral(s). I guess it depends on your definition of the word. Mine is "rule of thumb".
Yup, 0, 0, -1. Fully permissive.
Surprising, considering I'm a moderate Christian. But in all fairness, all of their scenarios are pretty tame, except for the brother-sister one. Except for that one, they involve only one person, they don't involve killing or abusing another person. So their test basically isn't a morality test. Instead it's a "how high does the yuk factor have to be before you start pretending it's a moral issue" test. So it's a bit morally wrong for them to pretend that it IS a morality test. I guess I'm not fully permissive after all. |
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