scott: but first one…
scott: but first one must define right and wrong, which is a problem in itself.
Says who?
“Right” and “wrong” are pieces of ordinary English. As a competant speaker of the language I am quite familiar with what they mean; I figure that you are too. One may, or may not, be able to say what they mean in the form of an articulate definition, but the ability to use them consistently and correctly isn’t dependent on being able to give the definition. It can be demonstrated simply by buckling down and applying them consistently and correctly in concrete cases.
Anticopyright.