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Objective morality is the idea that a certain system of ethics or set of moral judgments is not just true according to a person's subjective opinion, but factually true. Proponents of this theory would argue that a statement like "Murder is wrong" can be as objectively true as "1 + 1 = 2." Most of the time, the alleged source is God, or the Kantian Categorical Imperative; arguably, no objective source of morality has ever been confirmed, nor have any a priori proofs been offered to the effect that morality is anything other than subjective. Kant ultimately fails, because he is perceptibly committed to Christian morality, which guides his arguments.
At such, in my perception, i believed that there is no such thing as "objective morality"
As humans evolved, we adapt to the environment and survive. Onced a herbivore, we can adapt and and had our digestive system evolved too to suit the diet of eating meats. This is because non-meat eaters have been a hard time to ensure they get enough protein every day even though back in the hunter/gatherer days, primitive man ate a lot less meat - usually around 20% of his total diet - a far cry from how much the average American consumes daily in the 21st century.
As a matter of facts, plants do provide proteins.but the total amount of proteins they can gain from plants is limited. Hence being humans our instincts make us to seek for the better. Thus we turn to meats which are consumed like those of carnivores. However despite this, we do still eat vegetables. Hence i think we should called ourselves Omnivores .
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