My understanding is that morality has been tested by science and that Kohlberg was one of the leading pioneers in the field. His research led to predictable repeatable results. I even tested it on my 10-year-old and she answered exactly as Kohlberg predicted: her answer was pre-moral instinctively and immediately; whereas my answer was post-moral as I was and am able to hold multiple perspectives and balanced judgments​. The ability of critical thinking, nuance, and analyzing multiple complex perspectives is not something a 10-year old is developed enough​ to do....
This post isn't a dismissal of your assessments of morality and I can see a day when computational​ power does enlighten our sense of truth and consequence.....