I don't see how there can be a goal, in philosophy.

[Fortinbras Armstrong]

5. You seem to be saying that I am bigoted against myself.

Perhaps I expressed myself poorly. What I meant to say is that one of the effects my Asperger's has been to limit my sense of what is and is not morally right. For example, if you had something that I wanted, and I believe I could get away with taking it, I would have no innate sense that this is wrong. I know, intellectually, that it is wrong, but I have no instinctive sense that it is.

Could I be a sociopath? Actually, probably not. The main effect of Asperger's Syndrome is an inability to read other people, which would be key to manipulating them.

I should say that there are things I find morally repugnant. Murder, rape, torture, failure to treat others with dignity -- I was bullied as a boy, and I have a natural feeling that this is wrong.

My point was that I realize that my atrophied sense of morals is a flaw in myself, so I have trained myself to develop what might be called an artificial one. As I said, I have become a student of ethics in order to live as I should.