The Intrinsic Value of Diversity

By The Splintered Mind

Category: Mind & IdeasIdentity

Tags: Philosophy · Curiosity

Could a distant planet help us see why moral diversity matters? I argue moral diversity has intrinsic value, not only instrumental, using a Distant Planet Thought Experiment and Nehamas on aesthetic diversity. I defend the idea of intrinsic value of diversity and answer common objections.

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Rolly's Take

For the seeker who revels in the richness of moral complexity, this blog invites you to ponder the beauty of diversity beyond mere function. Here, philosophical curiosity dances with the deep understanding that varied perspectives are not just valuable, but essential to the human experience. It’s a contemplation for those who recognize that in a world of uniformity, we lose not just debate, but the very essence of what makes life vibrant.