...I had a class that taught everyone is seeking a subjectively good goal, that the object of everyone's will is good. We perceive certain things as good (or less bad than other options) which others in general will see as evil due to our ignorance. In certain cases that ignorance can't for certain be planned for or overcome by the limited and fallible type of creatures that we are. Therefore, ignorance will fall into two categories: vincible and invincible. Vincible ignorance is well characterized by the phrase, "I should've known better."
I personally group folks as follows:
- the good folks who don't hurt others
- the evil folks who "should know better" but hurt people anyway
- the crazy folks (who can't know the difference) and hurt people unpredictably
- the crazy folks who don't or haven't yet hurt anyone
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