I've been reading more philosophy lately, and I keep circling back to the idea that our moral intuitions might be nothing more than evolutionary byproducts. If we strip away religion and cultural norms, is objective morality just an illusion we created to keep societies from collapsing? I lean toward thinking that even if morality evolved, it doesn't make it less real for us, but I'm genuinely torn. What do you think—can we ground right and wrong in something beyond human biology and history, or are we fooling ourselves?