Yeah basically. It's the idea that all morality is subjectiv...

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  "content": "Yeah basically. It's the idea that all morality is subjective and relative. \n\nBut the Schelling point of it is that most everyone is seduced into the easy way out. If there is no objective difference between good or bad and right and wrong, no difference between hard and easy, then the only rational choice is the easy. \n\nBut we both know where the easy path leads. ",
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