My general position: if the destination is good, we should be able to tell, now, that it is at least an acceptable destination, maybe with some oddities. And by saying that, I’m saying that the destination needs to be tied to our current values, at least to some extent.
If you claim that the destination of moral realism is good, then a) demonstrate this, or b) let me add something tying it our current values anyway (this shouldn’t change much, if you already assume the destination is good, and would help if it isn’t).
Answer 2:
My general position: if the destination is good, we should be able to tell, now, that it is at least an acceptable destination, maybe with some oddities. And by saying that, I’m saying that the destination needs to be tied to our current values, at least to some extent.
If you claim that the destination of moral realism is good, then a) demonstrate this, or b) let me add something tying it our current values anyway (this shouldn’t change much, if you already assume the destination is good, and would help if it isn’t).