Community-Wide Internalists says that even if it is conceivable that there are individuals who are entirely indifferent to their moral judgments, internalists claim that no member of a community could be credited with a genuine moral stance, if no one in the community was motivated by their judgments (Lenman 1999; Tresan 2009).
Or perhaps it is a judgment on the indifferent quality of "Blair Witch," which hit a momentary cultural nerve.
Indeed, a major part of our concern is to outline ways in which reflective processes and culture can be more supportive of creative experimentation, less immediately ruthless in their judgments than an indifferent universe is.
What are we to make of the "amoralist"—the rational, strong willed individual who seemingly makes moral judgments, while remaining utterly indifferent?
Emotion is necessary to physicians, but the passions, those uncontrollable mental disturbances due to overestimation of the value of "indifferent" things, may blind them in their judgment and decision-making.
However, in this case "what is known" is indifferent to the existence of that object and no judgment about that object's existence can be made.
For instance, the desire for health is the impulse that embodies the false judgment that health is good, instead of a preferred indifferent (SVF 3.391, 393, 394).
In his view, these problems were not a judgment on the poor as individuals, but on a society indifferent to their plight.
"China absolutely cannot remain indifferent, and we will make the correct choice in accordance with our judgment of the situation," he said, without elaborating on what action may be taken.
Instead of over-evaluations of and reactions to indifferent, alien features of the external world, eupatheia are cognitively appropriate (and active) judgments directed at the things that are truly important to the good life, particularly at other rational beings.
