Humanities in Revolt β’ 179 implied HN points β’ 23 Apr 23
- Being morally good is more complex than just not hurting others intentionally. It involves being aware of the impact of our actions, even if harm is unintentional.
- Moral goodness requires active effort and mindfulness to consider how our choices affect others, beyond just avoiding being malicious.
- To be morally good, we must develop a character of moral self-awareness and actively combat our egocentrism by considering the well-being of others in our decisions.