== Rough Draft 1 == 
 While evolutionary ethics as a system of normative ethics struggles, as a descriptor of why certain ethical views came to be it flourishes. A metaethical view based on evolution greatly downplays our ethical foundations and leads to a much less black and white view on ethical claims. Many philosophers who support this view of evolutionary metaethics use it to undermine Aristotelian teleology, and at times moral realism (a view that morals are objectively true and do not rely upon a persons thoughts or attitude). However other philosophers still use evolution to champion moral realism, arguing that it can describe views that we naturally tend towards these moral truths because of evolutionary facts, and thus there is a set of objective moral truths. More often however it is used to support moral antirealism, a belief that moral truths are subjective and often times based on cultural norms, thoughts, and attitudes towards a subject matter rather than a set of mind-independent truths.