Feeling depressed ? Try buying a yacht to cheer yourself up . <| sep |> Missed fortizar explosion yesterday because of that twice XD <| sep |> rfountainpens but be careful . You ' ve been warned . <| sep |> Tip Don ' t actually hug the wall . <| sep |> Commuting out to Egham today for some training , ew . So far , really slow trains and my cars getting declined in a taxi . Probably just an issue with the machine as card was fine yesterday but now I ' m paranoid that someone has stolen all my money since yesterday . I don ' t wanna do any things today . <| sep |> Disagreement on the answer to a question doesn ' t mean that the question has no answer . Take Lewis ' example of the math class for example . The teacher writes a question on the board and asks the class to answer . One student thinks the answer is 3 and the other thinks the answer is 300 . They may argue over which one is right , but them coming to radically different conclusions doesn ' t negate the fact that their is a true answer to the question . It simply means that either one or both of the students are incorrect . Now apply that ethically . Take the question is X wrong ? . One person may say , yes , X is wrong and another might say , no , X is morally good . They can argue over who ' s right and possibly never come to agreement but that doesn ' t negate the fact that there is a right answer to the question . In fact , taking it a step further , the moral subjectivist would have no real grounds on which to debate morality , because neither answer would not be grounded in some sort of objective truth . The fact that throughout the entire history of humanity we ' ve debated and quarreled over virtue and vice at the very least suggests that there must be some objective answer that we ' re striving towards .