If moral isolationism were true, how does Midgley think we would feel about moral questions about other cultures?
A) Concerned, because we wouldn't know the answers.
B) Apathetic, because we would have no ability to form opinions.
C) Confident, because we would answer based on our own culture.
D) Confused, because we would not even understand the questions.

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Midgley argues that moral isolationism would lead to apathy towards moral questions about other cultures because it posits that we cannot judge or understand the moral frameworks of cultures different from our own, thus leaving us with no basis to form opinions or judgments about them.

If Moral Isolationism Were True, How Does Midgley Think We