Though you seem to implicitly disagree, vanishingly few "moral systems" hold that pleasure is the ultimate "good," and most people engaged in the pursuit of pleasure would not introspect on their own behavior as "good/moral." At best, they would tend to consider themselves selfishly (chaotic?) neutral.
If you question why, in this exploration of Blue/Orange morality, Future Humanity resists the concept of removal of pain, then you missed THE very critical concept of the piece -
"For that terrible winnowing was the central... (read more)
Though you seem to implicitly disagree, vanishingly few "moral systems" hold that pleasure is the ultimate "good," and most people engaged in the pursuit of pleasure would not introspect on their own behavior as "good/moral." At best, they would tend to consider themselves selfishly (chaotic?) neutral.
If you question why, in this exploration of Blue/Orange morality, Future Humanity resists the concept of removal of pain, then you missed THE very critical concept of the piece - "For that terrible winnowing was the central... (read more)