"Good" and "bad" are high-level abstractions that depend upon the concretes and value judgments that underlay them. To treat them as independent entities is a bad way to figure anything out, because it ignores all the lower level abstractions that go into them.
However, for a lovely informal take on what's good, I defer to the late, great Peter Falk:
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Something else, it's subjective truth.
"Good" and "bad" are high-level abstractions that depend upon the concretes and value judgments that underlay them. To treat them as independent entities is a bad way to figure anything out, because it ignores all the lower level abstractions that go into them.
However, for a lovely informal take on what's good, I defer to the late, great Peter Falk:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qo3F-0keq8