Morality
In my opinion, the following is true and even pretty obvious: Ethics is theoretically solved. The solution is utilitarianism. Morality is just a simple approximation (by a subject) of utilitarianism, which the subject creates because utilitarianism approximates egoism well. I define morality as "what feels right to do (subjective, depends on the individual)" ethics as "how we should actually act (objectively)" "we should do X" as "We want to live in a world where we do X" (similar to Kant's categorical imperative) utilitarianism as "what is best for the world, all things considered" (genetic) egoism as "what is the best action for the survival of my genes" If we want to find causal explanations in human behavior, we have to add up the causal effects of genetics and nurture. Genetics is mostly explained by evolution, and for pre-modern human behavior, nurture is a weak argument, because evolution had time to adapt to ...