Part four, further analysis and discussion. Right, we're at that point of the show where the shackles are off, we've got through the content, and there's some fascinating stuff within there.

We've stuck exclusively to premarital, extramarital homosexuality, off the microphone or speaking to Oliamone ago about.

It would have been great for the specification to include some other things in regards to not just homosexuality,

but sexuality. We could have looked at like sex robots, tune into the after show if you

want to hear us discussing that. But if you want to bring in other examples, it's fine at this

point. So what are our thoughts on these issues? Is there a philosophical approach that you

subscribe to that we can apply to these

and just unpack anything we have no chance to discuss?

Well, one of the things I would start with, and this is kind of going, reaching back to our

meta-ethical episode, which is that I kind of, at least currently subscribing to the idea

that we do have moral progress.

So the fact that at least in the UK right now that more people than ever have rights to

freely express their love and to be able to get married by a choice seems to me to be objectively

better than what it was, say, a hundred years ago,

that the rights for women and gay people have hugely improved, and that that ultimately is a good thing.

Now, that doesn't mean that I would necessarily say, oh, and therefore, like, everybody can freely

cheat on their partners whenever

they want, and, like, everything's acceptable, because that's simply just not the case.

But, no, I think it's, we are in a good place right now, and we seem to be making strides

in the right direction, in my opinion.

I found this topic so interesting to research, and my research went into lots of very different places with it.

I find the topic of human sexuality incredibly fascinating and just the history of us as a species.

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