If we are simply here as a result of an endless progression of mindless processes; a collection of mindless particles that have mindlessly come together to form intelligent creatures then there is no ultimate good or evil. It is simply what we think at the time. Hitler thought that it would be good if we could eradicate Jews. The 9/11 terrorists thought that it would be good to do what they did. Who are you to say they were wrong.
You mean “us” collectively, yes?
If so then know there are multiple human organizations from churches to governments, legislatures to colleges, all trying to define what “good” means down in the nitty-gritty details. Consensus come and consensus go. One of the stronger mass opinions is that the Hitler thing and 9/11 were far from anything close to “good”.
On a more individual level “good” is more of a “do onto others . ” kind of thing.
But we are apes blossomed up from this planet where life was always brutal, bloody, then spiteful and mercilessly violent.
What is good? We’re working on it.
If there is an ultimate good then that ultimate good is something that exists outside of our perceived existence.
Fine. When it gets here, we’ll discuss it. But right now we have some major problems related to just what “good” means for our species today and there doesn’t seem to be anything “from outside” helping our situation.
Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.
Eschew obfuscation. Habituate elucidation.