What does right really mean

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Question 1: What does "right" really mean? How do you know when something is truly right or wrong?

Question 2: Why do people's views on what is right and wrong differ? Why would an unemployed sawmill worker in northern California feel differently about cutting old growth forests than a young lawyer working in San Francisco who enjoys hiking in the Sierras?

Question 3: How do you attempt to convince people who disagree with you about what is right?

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