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This is true. I apologize for that.

I was shown this study when arguing with someone on whether or not women who work as opposed to being home raising their kids was bad for the children. http://parenthood.library.wisc.edu/Hoffman/Hoffman.html I really don't know how to respond to it because it all seems pretty coherent and if this study holds water then it pretty much goes against everything I have learned from Stefan. Is there any good countering data to this study?

I find myself compelled to objective morality but I can't seem to prove it in arguments, or even to myself. I specifically have had someone tell me this: "There are no fixed poles or right or wrong that can be scientifically proven or observed and every value judgement is just that -- a projection of a singular world view's values onto something, and a product of their perspective." So, how can I justify an objective morality? Is it possible? Is this what UPB tries to do?