Is it harmful to judge others in terms of right and wrong?
Right and wrong are not real things. Right and wrong are arguable states of being, and because they are arguable, that makes them unreal. Real things are things you can’t argue. A rock is a rock, and it’s made of a mix of minerals and was formed underneath the Earth’s crust. You cannot argue that, and that is how you know it’s real. 1+1=2, and you can’t argue that. Blue is blue and red is red. Ice is colder than water. Conversely, 1+1=3 is not “wrong,” it is simply incorrect. When you discuss right and wrong, you are discussing the subjective. I can say that viewing pornography is wrong, but you can argue with me about it and say that it is in fact right. Having these arguments leads to a degradation of the human mind, when it accepts the subjective as objective, and becomes threatened by another interpretation of the subjective. Wars start because people think their opinions are truth, and the only thing warring nations can agree on is that people are dying. Because when someone dies,
