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Pros and cons for each?

Is everything being controlled? Are global elites and the government running a massive conspiracy? Is there a secret plan behind most things?

Or are they promoting these ideas to hide how fragile their power really is and how incompetent they really are?

Why would conspiracy theories be allowed to thrive if they were truly exposing truth? Isn't it in the government's interest for us to believe that they truly plan and control everything?

Sometimes it feels exhausting, trying to explain things that seem obvious, yet men don’t always pick up on them. If you could say one thing to men – whether it’s a truth about relationships, emotions, or what it’s like to be a woman – what would you want them to hear?

I've heard this claim before that it is not possible for atheists to have "objective moral beliefs" because many moral claims are based on religious authority, which atheists do not believe in.

Thus atheists are subjectivists when it comes to morality: each atheist may disagree with the other about what is moral. Obviously this opens atheists up to problems of disagreements, with some who might believe very conventionally "immoral" things are acceptable for them.

This is not of course to say that atheists may not choose to live lives that are some what "moral" (moral, as is often defined by religions)

So, what's the status of the idea of "objective morality" and atheism?