# Every Life Is Unique

So while there should be public transcendental ethics to prevent
obviously unethical things like genocide, everyone need own unique
morality suitable for own unique life.

But in languages, you can communicate with others despite the
perceptions of what each word exactly mean are different. Similarly
you can communicate your own unique morals with others despite the
subjective morals of people are all different.

Of course if two perceptions are fundamentally different, you can't
communicate. This makes a room for locality: Since environment
affects a person's life, people within the same or similar environment
often need or form similar subjective value systems to live their
lives. So they can form a community.

It also means that life is qualitative rather than quantitative.
So things like maximising general happiness in utilitarianism are
nonsenses. Because every life is unique and not comparable.