The Cruciality Yet Failure of Moral Philosophy

Tristan Tempest asks questions about norms and values, that is to say, about ethics. Despite being so important, not least in the form of politics, we don’t seem to know what ethics really is. For example, is it an invention or discovery? Does it even exist in this universe of ours? Ethics is peculiar and confusing, at least if one doesn’t see its biological origin.