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I would have to agree with Moore, Moore relates “good” in the terms with nonempirical properties that cannot be reduced. Which is explained as yellow or heavy. One person may believe in certain views as another may see it as wrong. I would use the example for discipling children, some say communication is key, and others say they are ruining their children and community if they don’t spank their children. Some believe in spanking and others think beating and inflicting as much pain on their child is the only way and don’t see a problem with it, however, I think we have laws on how much “discipline” one is ought to do. People associate what is good and what is bad by how they were raised and where they grew up and their experiences and I would say Moore is correct just on the simple fact that people everywhere believe in different good and evils on disciplining children.