Oh, no, not this again! Like I said before, the definition of a good purpose can only be derived based on which approach you apply to it. However, I know for a fact that Sage Zolfikar didn't say it with ethical egoism in mind. One only needed to look at the subject of his comment to know that he was drawing a clear ethical duty between the rich and the poor; if anything, the only thing on the table to debate is whether the ethical relativism posed is relevant to our north Sumeran culture - which it does!
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Like I said before, the definition of a good purpose can only be derived based on which approach you apply to it. However, I know for a fact that Sage Zolfikar didn't say it with ethical egoism in mind. One only needed to look at the subject of his comment to know that he was drawing a clear ethical duty between the rich and the poor; if anything, the only thing on the table to debate is whether the ethical relativism posed is relevant to our north Sumeran culture - which it does!