Imagine health realists vs anti realists arguing over whether it makes sense to think of there being an objective measure of health. The stance that most appeals to me is also a quasi realist one in which a healthy organism is one whose capabilities extend to taking into account its own inputs and outputs such that it is not burning any resources that imply that it can’t continue to exist in the future or generating any unaccounted for externalities that overwhelm it. The same can be said for moral stances.
Does anyone know the moral philosophy term for this stance?
Imagine health realists vs anti realists arguing over whether it makes sense to think of there being an objective measure of health. The stance that most appeals to me is also a quasi realist one in which a healthy organism is one whose capabilities extend to taking into account its own inputs and outputs such that it is not burning any resources that imply that it can’t continue to exist in the future or generating any unaccounted for externalities that overwhelm it. The same can be said for moral stances.
Does anyone know the moral philosophy term for this stance?