Everyone has experience with their consent being directly violated, or at least, they can imagine scenarios as such.
Everyone has also had the opposite, things going their way by surprise or not.
You can ask everyone on this earth, was it worth having your consent violated? Some will say yes, others will say no.
Nobody wants a polio vaccine as a child, but they can all say that they’re glad they got it.
This is key.
It violates everyone’s consent that polio exists, such that everyone would rather not have polio exist, than get the shot.
This is the equivalent of Christian apologetics for the argument of evil. Christians say that god sent us the polio vaccine, but, one step above, why does polio exist in the first place.
What we can actually state one level up, for all possible scenarios, is that consent violation is always bad, even though people try to apologize for it because of a psychological condition of always trying to justify their exact meaning in their life story. But this is just a lie.
What we gleen from this, is that for every being, no means no. In the absence of that, we can define the reality as truly evil, whether we have a solution or not. We define this from the times things went our way. We can define this reality where consent violations occur as inherently evil. That’s not a difficult exersize.
We can imagine inherent good from all of our experiences, an objective good that doesn’t violate the consent of a possibly infinite number of beings.
Even in a consensual reality, we can all take voyages into the difficult and say no at any point, and still be able to learn the difference between right and wrong, but at our own pace. The issue with evil, is that it’s not at our own pace, with autonomy, with freedom.
This isn’t my existential contraption, it’s true for everyone in existence, from a bacterium to a human.
We all know this reality is inherently evil, maybe people like you are afraid to admit it, maybe that’s your existential contraption, because you have a need to justify meaning for your life where it doesn’t actually exist,
I’ll stop there for now .