Utilitarianism is the only viable system of morality

I will present “morality” from an empirical scientific perspective as the agent responsible for group formation. It may surprise many, including Pro, Morality is an outgrowth of Unalienable Rights, which is an outgrowth of the Constructal Law, which is an outgrowth of the Laws of Thermodynamics. Therefore, Morality is a derivative of the physical Laws of Nature, not metaphysics. . http://www.amazon.com... . http://www.amazon.com...Please bear with me as we take a journey following the traceability path from Thermodynamics (moments after the Big Bang) to Morality. The Laws of Thermodynamics deals with the direction of energy flow. Constructal Law deals with patterns and systems generated by this energy flow as a function of optimization relative to resistance, in the evolution of biology, physics, technology and social organization. At the biological level, there is a bio-program common to all life, once inanimate matter becomes alive, “Life,” must have the freedom (“Liberty” in the optimization relative to resistance), in “the pursuit (energy flow) of” survival; otherwise, there is no life. Since we have life, survival is a form of positive-feedback and a prerequisite for human “Happiness. ” Hence, Thomas Jefferson's discovery, which he declared “self-evident” and used the label “Unalienable Rights” representing a polished version of this bio-program in his following celebrated statement, “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness” (. http://www.constitution.org...).The following is a video overview of the Constructal Law:. http://www.youtube.com...Continuing with our journey, morality is an outgrowth of life's Unalienable Rights in group formation. The binary values of morality is Right (moral) or Wrong (immoral). The objective of morality is doing Right keeping a group alive. That is, when two or more humans form a group, the group becomes alive. The life of the group is sustained through goodwill and kindness leads to a mutual moral respect for embracing the Unalienable Rights of the members within the group. Goodwill promotes order, stability, and harmony through the pursuit of group-wide positive feedback. Over time, group-wide positive feedback is the genesis of traditions, social values, beliefs, language, etc, the norms of society. These norms are tried and tested, and conservatively pass down from one generation to the next establishing its culture. A moral order guides an individual in the prudent exercise of judgment relative to those norms, going with the social flow minimizing civil resistance (Constructal Law). A moral individual in a civil society strives, albeit imperfectly, to be virtuous; that is, restrained, ethical, and honorable, respecting and embracing the Unalienable Rights of others relative to those tested norms. The empirical evidence of the diversity of language, belief, and social norms throughout history and today demonstrates morality is the thread that runs through the tapestry in group formation. Again, morality simply refers to the binary state of Right or Wrong. These states generate mutual positive- or negative-feedback, relative to the Unalienable Rights of another. Mutual positive-feedback, in group creation, is found throughout the symphony of life, to name a few, in the beneficial formation in schools of fish, flocks of birds, packs of wolves, tribes of humans, and in addition, inter-specie relationships, such as those between humans and their pets. Jefferson's discovery of Unalienable Rights found its way in the design of the US Constitution. This event set off a social experiment, where in a short period of 200-years, changed the world like no other society in recorded history, through the fruits of technology, food production, and medicine, the stables of human existence throughout the world today. A compelling example, of what happens when our Unalienable Rights are morally free to flow, having minimal resistance (Constructal Law), within the awesome machinery of the Laws of Nature, the “invisible hand. ”The “invisible hand” is a function of morality and freedom working within the Laws of Nature independent of philosophy, of culture, etc. The following short youtube presentation shows the power of morality with life's bio-program (Unalienable Rights) interfacing with humans and the Laws of Nature in the evolution of the standard of living. The presentation starts with the familiar tree pattern (Constructal Law), concluding with the “invisible hand;” stressing the absence of human “masterminds,” while spontaneously working together in the creation of something so simple we all use. . http://www.youtube.com...Positive- and negative-feedback, relative to Unalienable Rights (life's bio-program) existed long before humanity evolved concepts representing this feedback in such terms as, Right and Wrong, or moral and immoral, respectively. Therefore, morality is the primitive of many metaphysical and philosophical concepts such as “utilitarianism” not the other way around as the title of this debate incorrectly implies, “Utilitarianism is the only viable system of morality. ” The result of a successful “system of morality” is the existence of a group of living-entities. Groups existed throughout the evolution of life from colonies of bacteria to colonies of humans as a function of positive- and negative-feedback, it is not clear on how utilitarianism operates on all levels of life. And in saying that, it is my position that the title of this debate is incorrect, for there are many unknown “systems of morality” yet to be discovered. Utilitarianism seems to be a metaphysical philosophical concept applying to developing social human values on the road to utopia. However, since the “invisible hand” is independent of philosophy, language, and culture, empirically supports cultural relativism. Any successful attempt in uniting social values relative to some philosophy, such as utilitarianism, may require a prerequisite of congruence in understanding morality as a derivative of the physical Laws of Nature. Education is the ends to such congruence, and on this single vital point, morality should be a subject of study in science courses throughout the world.