Making Sense of Ethics
The logic and simplicity of the ethics described in this paper has escaped the understanding of philosophers from Aristotle, Immanuel Kant, and numerous others. This paper describes a unique, unified theory of normative ethics, the type of ethics that tells us "what we ought to do" and "how we ought to act," morally speaking in terms that are easily understood, and aligned with our human nature. My perennially inquisitive mind has always questioned the foundations of authority when statements of "how we ought to act" are declared... and that began very early in my childhood. The next question always followed, "What basis do you have for making such a declarative command to me?" Such judgmental commands never made sense to me. What were their logic? What gives you the moral authority to make them?