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Haven't we outgrown morality altogether?
Surely we do not need to make absolute decisions about right and wrong, no matter what the basis, religious or scientific. Rather we can make our way in the world by making assessments that tend to or away from any particular objective – as opposed to forcing judgements that require only either absolute praise or condemnation.
Sure, decisions need to be made in the heat of a topic but decisions can be made as tendencies relative to a stated agenda, an agenda that itself is up for continuous re-assessment on the same basis?
I don't want to be deciding about whether something is right or wrong. I'd rather be deciding whether something is moving towards greater health or away from it. I don't want to be hamstrung by judgements that force me to think in terms of right and wrong, the most direct expression of which is to speak and communicate with others in these terms. I believe, these terms are inherently religious and are not adequately informed by the three other equally valid existential systems available in the world: philosophy, art and science.
There is no right and wrong in the world. There is only what tends to work towards a particular goal and what tends to work away from that goal. The emergence of life on this planet as one such example.
On this basis I describe myself as post-moral.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 15:08:00 UTC | #464578
I agree with Dawkin's one hundred percent on the advancement of ethics and morality. I just wish he would explain it as an human evolution from a adolescent tribal state, based upon forms of superstition -- lots of competing tribal superstitions.
The rational aspect of the evolution is that there are measurable changes to be considered, and room left for improvements -- if, we can advance from the Age of Darkness, based upon faith in ancient tribal superstitions and stories.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 15:36:00 UTC | #464590
Very good answer. It is one of those questions which could be answered in so many ways and he touched upon all the correct points. The problem is that the kinds of people who would ask such a question have obviously no idea about religious morality. I once answered the question in a similar way to a relative and mentioned the biblical stance on homosexuality as an example of Christian values that we reject and he denied that such a stance on homosexuality was even in the bible saying "if that was in he bible i think more people would know about it."
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 16:04:00 UTC | #464600
The tendency amongst believers is to demand a sort of mathematical derivation of moral principles. Starting with the notion that the "good" is that which enhances life, and that the "bad" is that which destroys it, is seen as reasonable but still needing further justification. Their entire point is that, no matter how you build up your ethical system, you still have to rely upon axioms whose validity cannot be demonstrated in terms of more basic principles. In the sense that axioms are a sort of free parameter, non-theistic morality is ultimately arbitrary.
The crucial error in this argument lies in the idea that moral statements need to be so rigorously derivable and unambiguous. Of course one can toy with the definitions of evil, harm, or of human beings, or of intention. But this hardly means the castle doesn't have a foundation. Even in the logical systems believers wish their ethics to emulate, choice exists with respect to definitions and axioms. But logic and mathematics are about as rigorous as we can imagine. Demanding that ethical propositions be even more objective than propositions in those fields seems wholly unreasonable and unnecessary.
To see that this is true, ask a Christian about stem cell research, or gun control, or freedom of speech. Unlike adultery, theft and idol worship, these subjects are not specifically addressed in scripture. You might be able to use the Bible to GUIDE your feelings on those subjects, but ultimately you have to look to other sources: reason, precedent, legal and political philosophy, and the other sources Richard mentioned in this clip. The thing to notice here is that, despite not having a direct commandment from God on these issues, Christians still have strong opinions about them. And they are apparently comfortable with that. I think this demonstrates that an ultra-objective, infinitely justifiable chain of proofs is NOT necessary to assert and believe a moral proposition--and that believers know it.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 16:20:00 UTC | #464607
"There's no morality without God."
This is such a common move, it is a must for any thinking person to have a good response handy. I tend to mimic Steven Pinker on this. I like to point out that a morality which is moral simply because God says so could conceivably include ANY commandment, such as to murder one's own child (I'm thinking of YOU, Abraham). If there is a morality which has good reasons for being observed, then why not appeal to those reasons directly?
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 16:44:00 UTC | #464619
Comment 10 by Quine
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 16:46:00 UTC | #464620
Now, how could that be described? Shrill, militant?
I dare say that chap wishes he hadn't asked the question.
I think it deserves to go viral.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 17:05:00 UTC | #464623
Comment 12 by Caivs
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 17:12:00 UTC | #464627
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 17:20:00 UTC | #464633
This was certainly one of the best responses (IMO, the best) in that entire debate. It's nice to see it without all the doo doo those other two debaters were spewing that day.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 17:36:00 UTC | #464641
Comment 15 by William T. Dawkins
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 17:39:00 UTC | #464643
Absolute morality: The doctrine which says that it doesn't matter which rules you follow, as long as you are absolutely certain that you are right.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 17:49:00 UTC | #464648
Comment 17 by mxmad2
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 18:04:00 UTC | #464655
This subject has just come up in the comments on the Proud Atheist website. I was hoping that someone would post a refutation so that I wouldn't have to but in the end, I had to weigh in. Oh how I wish that I could have been as eloquent as that.
It was very satisfying to see that guy get shot down in flames in public.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 18:08:00 UTC | #464657
This deserves to be the new "What if you're wrong?"!
Dawkins is similar to Noam Chomsky in this respect, both are great at rapidly and cogently dismantling hecklers .
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 18:35:00 UTC | #464664
Not all absolute morality is bad. All absolute means is that some idea has lasted a long time.
For example, the act of murder has rarely been considered moral, except by certain criminal gangs and governments. This is pretty close to an absolute morality.
Actually, I think what is needed are a few basic principles, such as the principle that would find aggressive force (or threats thereof) to be immoral.
With such a principle in hand, one can more easily judge the morality of some act. The non-aggressive force principle would find that both murder and theft were immoral - even if a majority approves - e.g. as might occur in a democracy that votes to transfer wealth by force.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 18:48:00 UTC | #464666
Comment 21 by InYourFaceNewYorker
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 19:01:00 UTC | #464671
Comment 22 by Chrysippus_Maximus
Oh for crying out loud... not this again...
Atheism has nothing to do with morality EXCEPT insofar as it requires rejecting divine command theory as a moral foundation. This doesn't entail rejecting moral foundationalism itself. The argument for that is something else entirely---resting on an account of normativity that renders values purely subjective.
(... Oh, uh, and Richard's answer was pretty good, for what it's worth.)
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 19:05:00 UTC | #464673
No, no, you're all wrong.
There is no Is/Ought problem.
My new avatar will be up in a couple of days:
-Dr Sam Harris.
9. Comment #485405 by William Carlton
That's a bit older than Pinker!
That's the Euthyphro dilemma:
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 19:15:00 UTC | #464677
Comment 24 by at3p
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 19:25:00 UTC | #464679
Comment 25 by Quine
Comment #485452 by rocket777:
Not all absolute morality is bad. All absolute means is that some idea has lasted a long time.The questioner asked the classic moral question (although without the usual quote from Dostoevsky) in which "absolute" has a fixed meaning in this context. I get this from Christians all the time. They want a moral system that is absolutely true the way 2+2=4 is absolutely true, and they think that they can't have that if there is no supernatural law giver. They project a result that makes them afraid, and work that back to deny truth, a common human response. As Spinoza just posted, the two have no logical connection.
Of course, Richard points out that we have always had a relative moral system, and picking and choosing and reinterpreting are the ways we have always changed our relative systems while keeping a false front of absolute authority. Think about it, we have all these different religions that all claim to have the absolute authority over morality. Even if one does, all the rest (being false) have been going on for quite a long time on non-absolute authority, anyway.
Now is the time for us to "people up" and accept the responsibility to construct moral principles that give us the kind of mutually beneficial society in which we want to live. Again, it is not about Atheism. Folks can keep their churches and imaginary friends, but claims to absolute authority must be cast aside unless they can be supported by objective evidence.
Got evidence?
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 19:33:00 UTC | #464681
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 19:46:00 UTC | #464682
Comment #485452 by rocket777:
For example, the act of murder has rarely been considered moral, except by certain criminal gangs and governments. This is pretty close to an absolute morality.No, it is universable, but this does not mean that it is objective.
Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 20:00:00 UTC | #464686
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Permalink Sat, 01 May 2010 20:09:00 UTC | #464688
No right and wrong, just what's better and worse toward a particular goal? The latter sounds like 'right and wrong' to me, and if the goal is increasing well-being, then it's a moral right and wrong. This isn't post-moral, it's moral realism.
P.S- Please don't anybody bother to ask why increasing well-being should be the goal of morality. That question is too stupid for words.
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From the golden age of the early San Francisco Giants -- featuring Hall of Famers Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Juan Marichal and Orlando Cepeda -- through the green-and-gold BillyBall Era of the Oakland A's and beyond, Simmons was the 24-karat voice who gave colorful descriptions and accounts of the action purely for the enjoyment of the listeners.
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"I treasured Lon's friendship over the years, and I can't wait," said McCovey.
The humble Simmons will forever be synonymous with northern California's Major League clubs, sharing the microphone with mentor Russ Hodges at Seals Stadium in 1958, and with the equally fabled Bill King at Network Associates Coliseum and his finale at SBC Park, in 2002.
Though Simmons was a friend and confidant of McCovey, Mays and other stellar players, he never felt as an equal. But he wouldn't have traded places with them, either.
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For a multitude of listeners who enjoyed listening to Simmons' storytelling, light tone, baseball knowledge and creative interviews with the greats of the game, the feeling is mutual.
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Janina Gavankar is on her way to Mystic Falls.
The TV Fanatic favorite (see this interview) has landed a potentially recurring role on The Vampire Diaries as Tessa, described by TV Line as an exotic, confident woman who arrives in Mystic Falls and who debuts on Episode 3, which we already know will be a flashback installment.
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Best Alt Asian in Town – I have been eating here for almost 10 years and never have been dissapointed. The menu however limited is sure to please and the quality is A+. Expect to pay a few $ extra for the food.. This isnt the local strip mall chinese food..
Zen Forrest is always as must stop for us – We travel often and have been excited by many different and excellent places along the way but we always make our way back to Zen Forrest..when ever we are in the Tampa area and even if it means an extra hour or so drive out of our way we always stop at Zen Forrest. The dinners that we have had there are as close to perfect as one can get. The restaurant itself is relaxing and inviting and the staff are exceptional. The price compared to other area restaurants is reasonable especially when you consider the unique, and amazingly wonderful dishes that you get. We have never had a dish tat Zen Forrest that we did not fully enjoy and delight in. We tell all our friends traveling in the area that Zen Forrest is "a must stop" ... from what we have heard form many of them none were ever dissappoint and all will return again and again as we have.
Worse than the dime a dozen chinese establishments!! – Save your coin and time. Go to the dime a dozen chinese restaurants. This place claims to be something different but the generals chicken is very bland and boring. The fried rice tasted weeks old and it too was bland, absolutely nothing in it. Not really sure what the Spring rolls or Egs rolls are, but they are gross and the dipping sauce for them is all horseradish, someone needs to check the chefs credentials at this place. If you are going to make the claims this place does and charge the prices this place does, then at least have DECENT FOOD!!
Awesome – Went to Zen Forest with friends. There were 6 in our party, so we tried different things. It was our first visit. Never knew what we had been missing. Everything was absolutely delicious! Appetizers: Spring rolls are not your typical rolls, but awesome. We also had the appetizer stickers, and they were good. The Bul Go Gi is to die for. I was a little afraid to order it even though it had good reviews, boy was I glad I got it. There was the coconut curry, Yummy, the shrimp with noodles, can't remember the name because someone else ordered it, delish too. A special of a filet mignon dish, great, and the shrimp in lobster sauce was not our favorite but still good. You can spice up your food if you want to. We wil definately be going back. The atmosphere is clean and calm, Michael, our server, was excellent. Having this place in New Port Richey is unbelieveable. Why it took us so long to find this place is beyond me. You have to go. Dinners avage $15 a person so be prepared. No kids menu. If you have kids who eat almost anything then you'd be find.
Best restaurant in the region! – My friends and I eat at Zen Forrest regularly. We are always very happy with our food, the portions, content, ambience, and staff. The tofu-based chocolate mousse is to die for! I've tried something different every time and I'm not even on my second run through the menu because Victor often adds something interesting and/or has some really wonderful specials of the day. While it is Asian-inspired food, I think it would appeal to most everyone including the pickiest of eaters. It's certainly worth a try. You won't be disappointed!
Best Asian food ever. – Every time we have been to Zen Forest we have not been disappointed. The food is excellent, flavors just mixed perfectly. Service is ok, atmosphere is ok,,, but the food!!! Ahhhhh....try the chicken rice soup with Cilantro. It's a meal in itself.
This is our favorite restaurant – Victor is the best chef around. Food is fabulous and atmosphere is charming and very Zen.
The Shrimp with Lobster Sauce is my husband's favorite while I favor the Mahi Mahi in Thai Chili Sauce. Tonight Victor added Asian Eggplant to the Mahi Mahi dish and it was wonderful. My favorite appetizer is Kim Chi while my husband favors the Spring Rolls. We always look forward to Nigori Unfiltered Sake. Dont miss this place.
Wonderful food and recently expanded – As a regular patron since it opened, I can highly recommend this restaurant. Victor is a very creative cook. They offer special dinners throughout the year. The next one is for Valentine's Day. We have never been disappointed. Ask to be put on their email list to keep up on their specials. Their menu is quite diverse as you can see from their website. They have expanded so there are more tables. Jazz music plays in the background. A review from a local paper can be seen at the Tampa Tribune website.
Great food, great service most of the time – Zen Forrest is great... most of the time. I've been to the Forrest regularly, and have had only two bad experiences. I must say that the food and atmosphere are great. Great flavor to the food, there is nothing like it in the world. Try every dish on the menu once, you wont be disapointed. The service is usually very superb except for one time when a male server treated my party very rudely. He claimed to be a manager but his actions spoke otherwise. Other then that the rest of Victor's staff are pleasant and customer service oriented.
lots of flavor – Went there not knowing what to expect, I'm sort of a picky eater, but this place is great!! We drove from San Antonio(Florida), so it was a ways, but it was worth it. I'm so tired of the crowded same ole places in Tampa and Dade City is limited on good places to eat. The service was good, I was amazed at all the flavor the food had. I had their chicken rice soup and it was sooo good, plus the dinners are big and oh so tasty. We even took food home, the fried rice was good, it was a delightful evening with my husband. The only thing negative I would have to say is the chairs, they were not my favorite, but ok. It's a nice quaint place, great food, good service and they could probably make a fortune if they moved up to New Tampa area!
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Roger Phaedo had not spoken to anyone for ten years. He confined himself to his Brooklyn apartment, obsessively translating and retranslating the same short passage from Rousseau's "Confessions." A decade earlier, a mobster named Charlie Dark had attacked Phaedo and his wife. Phaedo was beaten to within an inch of his life; Mary was set on fire, and survived just five days in the I.C.U. By day, Phaedo translated; at night, he worked on a novel about Charlie Dark, who was never convicted. Then Phaedo drank himself senseless with Scotch. He drank to drown his sorrows, to dull his senses, to forget himself. The phone rang, but he never answered it. Sometimes, Holly Steiner, an attractive woman across the hall, would silently enter his bedroom, and expertly rouse him from his stupor. At other times, he made use of the services of Aleesha, a local hooker. Aleesha's eyes were too hard, too cynical, and they bore the look of someone who had already seen too much. Despite that, Aleesha had an uncanny resemblance to Holly, as if she were Holly's double. And it was Aleesha who brought Roger Phaedo back from the darkness. One afternoon, wandering naked through Phaedo's apartment, she came upon two enormous manuscripts, neatly stacked. One was the Rousseau translation, each page covered with almost identical words; the other, the novel about Charlie Dark. She started leafing through the novel. "Charlie Dark!" she exclaimed. "I knew Charlie Dark! He was one tough cookie. That bastard was in the Paul Auster gang. I'd love to read this book, baby, but I'm always too lazy to read long books. Why don't you read it to me?" And that is how the ten-year silence was broken. Phaedo decided to please Aleesha. He sat down, and started reading the opening paragraph of his novel, the novel you have just read.
Yes, that précis is a parody of Paul Auster's fiction, l'eau d'Auster in a sardonic sac. It is unfair, but diligently so, checking off most of his work's familiar features. A protagonist, nearly always male, often a writer or an intellectual, lives monkishly, coddling a loss—a deceased or divorced wife, dead children, a missing brother. Violent accidents perforate the narratives, both as a means of insisting on the contingency of existence and as a means of keeping the reader reading—a woman drawn and quartered in a German concentration camp, a man beheaded in Iraq, a woman severely beaten by a man with whom she is about to have sex, a boy kept in a darkened room for nine years and periodically beaten, a woman accidentally shot in the eye, and so on. The narratives conduct themselves like realistic stories, except for a slight lack of conviction and a general B-movie atmosphere. People say things like "You're one tough cookie, kid," or "My pussy's not for sale," or "It's an old story, pal. You let your dick do your thinking for you, and that's what happens." A visiting text—Chateaubriand, Rousseau, Hawthorne, Poe, Beckett—is elegantly slid into the host book. There are doubles, alter egos, doppelgängers, and appearances by a character named Paul Auster. At the end of the story, the hints that have been scattered like mouse droppings lead us to the postmodern hole in the book where the rodent got in: the revelation that some or all of what we have been reading has probably been imagined by the protagonist. Hey, Roger Phaedo invented Charlie Dark! It was all in his head.
Paul Auster's latest book, "Invisible" (Holt; $25), though it has charm and vitality in places, conforms to the Auster model. It is 1967. Adam Walker, a young poet studying literature at Columbia, mourns the loss of his brother, Andy, who drowned in a lake ten years before the novel opens. At a party, Adam meets the flamboyant and sinister Rudolf Born, Swiss by birth, of German-speaking and French-speaking parentage. Born is a visiting professor, teaching the history of French colonial wars, about which he appears to have decided views. "War is the purest, most vivid expression of the human soul," he tells a startled Adam. He tries to get Adam to sleep with his girlfriend. Later, we learn that he has worked clandestinely for the French government, and may even be a double agent.
Perhaps because Rudolf Born is so obviously a figure from spy movies—Auster could have called his novel "The Born Supremacy"—he never sounds remotely like the person he's supposed to be, a fastidious and well-educated French-speaking European of the nineteen-sixties. He says things like "Your ass will be so cooked, you won't be able to sit down again for the rest of your life," or "We're still working on the stew" (about a lamb navarin), or "All I have to do is pull it out of my pants, piss on the fire, and the problem is solved." He takes an immediate interest in Adam, and gives him money to set up a literary magazine. "I see something in you, Walker, something I like," he says, sounding oddly like Burt Lancaster in "Local Hero," "and for some inexplicable reason I find myself willing to take a gamble on you." For "some inexplicable reason," indeed: Auster anxiously confesses his own creative lack.
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Apparently, each camp in this campaign is waiting to fire the main barrage, in what has been touted as a billion-dollar campaign for the presidency, until near the actual election day with hopes of bringing the other to his political knees, thus ensuring a win in the November vote.
The economy, which seems to be the main focus of the campaign, is really down, unemployment is up, but things are improving ever so slightly, much to the chagrin of the Republicans. How do you battle success, however slight?
Europe's economies are struggling and, of course, the Republicans would dearly love to somehow throw this problem into the lap of their opponent if they could only find a chink in Obama's international policies armor.
Unrest in the Middle East, the Afghan war, uncertainties in North Korea, Pakistan and Iran — there really isn't an end to possible fodder for challengers to dig in to find something to strengthen their candidate's election outcome. Rest assured, the Republicans will dig in feverishly.
Apparently the American voters (those who will ultimately actually vote, that is) are fairly well divided as to whom they want for their next president. I think one of the major problems causing the division among the voters is they don't see any candidate who offers any kind of inspiration for our country in the future. I think the American voters are stagnated by having been beaten down by worries over jobs, housing, education costs, medical issues, wars, immigration and world events.
The average voter is numbed by all the worry in their life. The fact that neither candidate offers any real solutions further numbs the voters. Obama is at least trying to correct things and apparently progress is slowly being made, but it still is taxing on the voters. Obama holds a slight edge in the polls possibly due to the public's understanding that the devil you know is better than the one you don't. The fact that more progress isn't being made could well be attributable to the constant bickering and lack of compromise in both houses of Congress on both sides of the aisle, particularly when it comes to passing social legislation.
A look back through our country's history, when our country was in a time of major stress, the voters retained the president for another term. In short, they didn't change horses midstream. They kept Lincoln during the Civil War, Wilson during World War I, FDR the Depression and World War II, Truman the Korean War, Eisenhower the Cold War, LBJ Vietnam (he quit rather than run again), Nixon Vietnam and China, George Bush II Iraq and Afghanistan (he started both over Osama Bin Laden, et al).
Romney is coming on like the proverbial genie out of the bottle. The only thing he hasn't promised is that the public will get three wishes if he is elected. Obama on the other hand hasn't really promised anything either except that the road ahead is not going to be easy, but if we stay the course things will improve. However, no candidate has a political Ouija board.
Despite all of our problems in this country, we still are the best show in town when it comes to our way of life, our spirit as a nation and the resolve of our people when it comes to unpleasant situations. We will prevail as a people. That is the beauty of our country. The world agrees, evidenced the fact that people continually strive to come here from all over the world. They know we are a better place to live, grow and thrive in so many ways.
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The San Francisco Bay Area has 600 more standup paddling enthusiasts as a result of 36 two-hour classes offered by Angulo Designs (www.angulodesigns.com) over 12 weekend days in May and June. Classes were held in Sausalito's Richardson Bay with vistas of the San Francisco Skyline and Mount Tamalpais that attracted participants from the entire Bay ... Read More
Angulo Shaka 14 – Pure Magic
Saturday May 25, 2012 - A more appropriate name would be hard to imagine. The "Shaka," a world famous hand gesture and expression used by millions to convey a greeting in the Aloha spirit of peace, good will and friendship, has found it's physical expression in this magic downwind SUP. Further, the Angulo Shaka could ... Read More
One of Santa Cruz's best & Angulo enthusiast "Gary Niblock"
My first SUP experience was at Waikiki in August 2007. That was considered the early days in my hometown of Santa Cruz CA, because when I returned from Hawaii the first thing I did was to look for a SUP to buy. It actually took awhile for this SUP newbie to find Andy from Angulo ... Read More
Angulo Hawaii "Demo Day" @ SUP Shack Santa Cruz
SUP Shack Santa Cruz & Angulo Hawaii would like to invite you to join us for an afternoon of paddling! Saturday - April 28th 3 pm – 7:00 pm at the Sup Shack Join the pro's from Team Angulo for a comprehensive Race Clinic Try out many of the new race, wave and fun series boards from AnguloHawaii Special ... Read More
Paddleboarding + Mexican Food + Drink, a Living Social event
Discover Stand Up Paddling with Angulo Hawaii and Bluerush Boardsports • Sausalito • San Francisco Bay Area: Blustery weather and office etiquette can lead your beachside instincts astray—like when you rushed to the waves with your ironing board and three-piece wet suit. This summer, be sure making a splash means more than just business-speak with this ... Read More
Susan, enjoying her Surfa 10'4
Susan started paddling almost 2 yrs ago and became addicted to this sport. When I first started out I got some basic instruction, but never really knew if I was doing it right. About 4 months later I met the Angulo team, Andy & Kyle & got to go out on a free demo & try ... Read More