Got the old reply-then-block treatment. I accept your concession.

“you need to account for [evil].” What “evil” do you mean? If you mean disobeying god, then no, I don’t need to account for it since, if there’s no god, then there’s nothing to disobey. If you mean suffering, then no, I don’t need to account for it since suffering would be expected in a universe without a god. If you mean people doing “bad” things, then no, I don’t need to account for it since I also don’t think there’s any inherent “good” or “bad.” Did I miss any? “Why does evil exist?” I don’t think it does. “Why do objective values exist?” I don’t think they do. “Why do humans have real moral obligations and moral knowledge and free will?” Real moral obligations - I don’t think real moral obligations exist. Moral knowledge - this assumes moral obligations, which I reject. But I think this could be salvaged by asking “why do we have a conscience?” I don’t need to account for this beyond “I don’t know”; however this can be accounted for easily in that we are a social species; playing nice with others is beneficial for survival and reproduction. Can you show that evil exists? What sort of “evil” is it?