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David Hume rejects objective morality, arguing instead that moral judgments are based on subjective sentiments our emotional responses of approval and disapproval rather than objective facts or reason. He believed that when we examine actions like murder, we find only motives, thoughts, and physical details, not an inherent quality of "wrongness". For Hume, morality arises from our human capacity for sympathy and shared emotional sensibilities, which, while not rooted in objective truths, provide a basis for a functioning social order.