Depression, and its philosophical implications The only odd question is why I'm the only one that has to justify myself (worth thinking about why that is). — The Great Whatever
I think you suffer your views to be challenged. You answer questions. You are capable of communication in a way that others find hard.
I think Hume's idea that if you keep asking 'Well, what's good about
that?' you eventually end up with pleasure = good and pain = evil is a very interesting and robust position. Despite it being very philosophically strong, for some reason many people don't like it or they don't think it true, so I guess people argue against it.
I don't think I agree with it either, by the way, but I am nevertheless very sympathetic to TGWs Humean position.