"Virtually Normal"

"Virtually Normal" is a term used primarily in moral philosophy and ethics to describe actions or situations that, while not perfectly morally ideal, are close enough to be considered acceptable or reasonable within a given context. It suggests that something is essentially morally acceptable in everyday life, even if it might not meet the highest standards of moral purity. The idea emphasizes a pragmatic balance, acknowledging imperfections but recognizing that many common choices or behaviors are practically normal and justified given the complexities of real-world circumstances.