Appraisal Ability to determine Good or Evil

Levels of Evil

1. Pure Malevolence

- Morality: Utterly corrupt and devoid of any moral compass.

- Intentions: Intent to cause maximum harm and suffering for pleasure or gain.

2. Malicious

- Morality: Highly immoral, with little to no regard for others.

- Intentions: Deliberately seeks to hurt or manipulate others for personal benefit.

3. Selfish

- Morality: Lacks empathy, prioritizes self over others.

- Intentions: Pursues personal gain at the expense of others, indifferent to the harm caused.

4. Opportunistic

- Morality: Flexible morals, will act unethically if it benefits them.

- Intentions: Takes advantage of situations for personal benefit, even if it means causing harm.

5. Ignorant

- Morality: Unaware of the impact of their actions, morally ambiguous.

- Intentions: Actions can unintentionally harm others, but without malice.

Levels of Good

1. Pure Altruism

- Morality: Impeccable moral compass, prioritizes the well-being of others.

- Intentions:  Selflessly seeks to help and support others, even at personal cost.

2. Compassionate

- Morality: Highly moral, driven by empathy and compassion.

- Intentions: Intends to alleviate suffering and bring joy to others.

3. Benevolent

- Morality: Strong moral values, generally kind and considerate.

- Intentions: Aims to do good and help others, but may have personal boundaries.

4. Principled

- Morality: Firm moral beliefs, adheres to a personal code of ethics.

- Intentions: Acts according to principles, aiming to be fair and just.

5. Well-Intentioned

- Morality: Generally moral, tries to do good but may not always succeed.

- Intentions: Has good intentions and aims to help, but may lack the means or knowledge to do so effectively.

Neutral

1. Balanced

- Morality: Holds a balance of moral and self-interest.

- Intentions: Acts based on circumstances, with a mix of self-interest and concern for others.

2. Ambiguous

- Morality: Morally ambiguous, actions can be unpredictable.

- Intentions: Intentions vary, sometimes good, sometimes self-serving or harmful.