He says Reason is a subject, and I don't know what that could mean. — Janus
it's not the data set that's the main problem - it's the fact that my claim and moral realism are not synonymous. — Bartricks
It's called the 'categoricity' of moral prescriptions. It was given that ugly title by Kant, but it is almost universally acknowledged (including by many who are not moral realists - indeed, one prominent anti-realist - Richard Joyce - bases his whole silly case on it!!). Anyway, I haven't done a survey, but I have read the literature. Unlike you. — Bartricks
including by many who are not moral realists - indeed, one prominent anti-realist - Richard Joyce - bases his whole silly case on it!!) — Bartricks
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