Sublime

moral universalism:

Many Jewish thinkers see judging others favorably as key to the fulfillment of all interpersonal obligations more broadly.

Human beings, like all living creatures, are events.

ethics is about responding not to human beings in general but to human beings in particular—and in all their particularity.

we are more likely to behave altruistically, and less likely to behave selfishly, towards close relatives than distant relatives, and towards distant relatives than to unrelated folk.

So, both human knowledge and biological adaptations are abstract replicators: forms of information which, once they are embodied in a suitable physical system, tend to remain so while most variants of them do not.

The IYI likes to use buzzwords from philosophy of science when discussing unrelated phenomena; he goes two or three levels too theoretical for a given problem.

also has to be inferred.