Well, of course you can define “objectively optimal morality” to mean whatever you want.
My point was that if there is natural evolutionary convergence, then it makes reasonable sense to define “optimal morality” as the morality of the optimal creatures. If there was a better way of behaving (in the eyes of nature), then the supposedly optimal creatures would not be very optimal.
Well, of course you can define “objectively optimal morality” to mean whatever you want.
My point was that if there is natural evolutionary convergence, then it makes reasonable sense to define “optimal morality” as the morality of the optimal creatures. If there was a better way of behaving (in the eyes of nature), then the supposedly optimal creatures would not be very optimal.