Would morality exist if there was no intentionality?

[ThunderWings]

[Kaneki05]

1st morality is subjective so yes... longs if a creature is smart enough to think it exists it will. 2nd For a creature to exist as such it would have intent...

So yeah this question don't make sense. Unless you're talking about some Bactria that obviously don't have morals but I don't think that's what you were talking about

[Dargil]

Morality would not exist without observance of a religion. It's the only reason we can't murder. Laws are based on Judeo-Christianity.

[Dargil]

Every sin is intentional.

[jshm2]

Intentionality may not be necessary for things to be good or bad, but it seems much harder to make sense of obligation, wrongdoing, praise, blame, or responsibility without intentional agents.

[strateguy632]

no it wouldn't because all actions would be 'unintentional' like a spider web and a cow looking for better grass.

[NathanDavis]

we would not exist... if morality wasn't a thing

we would have perished long time ago... and every other concept we make, as well

[Anonymous]

Definitely

[ThunderWings]

How so? If there were no such thing as intention, then there would be no such thing as "choosing to do the right thing.

[Opinion Owner]

The end results are the same regardless of intent. Bad things can be done by one person to another.

[ThunderWings]

Yes but the perception of right and wrong are only possible with intention I'd say?

[Opinion Owner]

Say someone cuts you off in traffic. They didn't mean to. They just didn't see you. Doesn't it still make you mad that it happened?

[Anonymous]

Huh?

[ThunderWings]

My logic behind the question is that if there was no such thing as intentionality, there would be no such thing as choosing to do the right thing, which means that morality goes out of the window.