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Tarskian
658For Jews:
Mosaic law ⊢ isMoral(behavior)
For Muslims:
Islamic law ⊢ isMoral(behavior)
As far as I know, everyone else does not have enough of a documented shared understanding to be able to define an isMoral(behavior) predicate.
In that case, if you put 5 people around the table, you will end up with 12 different conclusions. It is simply impossible that they will agree on anything. Everything will be up in the air with maximum confusion.
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