👉 Semiremotive is a term used in philosophy to describe an object or action that, while not inherently evil or immoral, does not fit neatly into one of the traditional categories of morality. It refers to actions or objects that are perceived as being morally neutral and without any inherent badness or goodness. In moral philosophy, semiremotive actions can be seen as those that do not align with a particular set of moral principles or values. They may seem to be indifferent to certain outcomes or
