Exploring Well-Being as a Basis for Morality

The chapter delves into the discussion of morality and ethics, focusing on the concept of well-being as a fundamental aspect of determining right and wrong. The speakers explore the reasoning behind prioritizing well-being in ethical considerations and contemplate why caring about well-being should be the focal point of moral discussions, despite the subjective nature of moral goals. Through analogies and reflections, they dissect the complexities of objective and subjective morality, engaging in a thought-provoking dialogue about the significance of well-being in moral evaluations.