But using the social construct we can draw subjective opinions whether certain behavior we see in nature is "good" or "bad".

There is no Objective natural morality. But I can see a cave man steal food from another cave man and decide if their behaviour is good or bad from my subjective view point.



>therefore someone being bad or good by people and by nature
>are kind of seperate
>subjectivness of morality and good and bad prevents me from
>saying someone is born a certain way since those descriptors
>evolve sometimes in a lifetime


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