Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed?

Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed?

Wed 25 Nov18:30
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lion and lobster
Price
Free
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What it is

Meeting at 18:30 for the social and then the topic starts at 19:30

The social is un-hosted, so bring reading material in case nobody shows up.

At 19:30 the focus will be on the topic so please try to link your thoughts and arguments to the topic :-)

No knowledge of philosophy is necessary. This is a safe place for people to speak openly so you need to be able to tolerate potentially extreme and disturbing ideas/opinions that you may not agree with.

Questions

When does Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed? start and end?

Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed? runs Wednesday, 25 November 2026, 18:30 until 21:30.

Where is Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed??

Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed? takes place at lion and lobster, 24 Sillwood St, Brighton.

How much are tickets for Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed??

Can something be objectively immoral if nobody is harmed? is free to enter.

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