there is no point in arguing. it’s a subjective matter
U mad?
We’re bored, that’s why.
Because we have no life
yes
Bumping this topic on purpose.
Just wanna say,
Babies are naturally born with a moral compass.
Once they begin to think, they are able to differ good from bad.
Therefore, there is a reason to be a good person.
Because we are Biologically made to be good.
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I disagree. I literally almost drowned the dog I got for my birthday as a child, and it wasn’t like he got dropped in a pool I was a toddler forcing his head underwater
ok well I beat my sister on the head with a nerf gun, scraped the back of my friend with my fingernails and brought a steak knife to school as a 3rd grader.
We were kids
Not babies.
Once we become kids we forget about that natural moral compass and it just gets used to detect “bad” things (bugs, the dark, creepy rooms, etc) and it’s not up to our empathy, which at that age we have NONE of.
Then we learn it again.
If it only applies to babies then how can we say they have a moral compass? They literally can’t do anything let alone harm something. Their actions are solely to live or amuse themself when not trying to live, they even have thrown stuff at people in anger (which I don’t believe to be malice because they literally don’t know better)
I say this with the utmost respect: please stay the hell away from Lucky.
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Listen it was like 11 years ago and I never did it again 
what sort of whacky anime protaganist vs nihilist villian crap was this?
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This is kind of true and kind of wrong
The rudimentary moral compass babies have serve evolutionary purpose (killing eachother was typically less effective for survival since when we were near monkeys and so the people who recognized that survived and procreated.
This applies to multiple moral dilemmas but this doesn’t mean they recognize right or wrong as babies are also born with schaudenfraude indicating that any “moral compass” is not actually based on good or bad but “will understanding this concept ensure my survival”