that whole "is-ought" triviality
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Replying to @chaosprime @jenphalian
Yeah. Which I argue is, in this case, truly trivial. I could maybe be convinced I'm wrong about that.
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Replying to @StevenBrust @jenphalian
if it isn't what it's supposed to do then it would make sense to see if we can restrain it from doing that
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Replying to @jenphalian @StevenBrust
true. good thing nobody these days would stoop so low
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Replying to @chaosprime @jenphalian
The irony there is that you're asking, "How is it possible that such a betrayal was possible, and, moreover, what is to prevent it from happening again?" Congratulations, those ARE the big questions. They are the huge questions. Well done. Want an answer? (Hint: it'll be a link)
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Replying to @chaosprime @jenphalian
....and this has got me rereading it myself. With the perspective of a few years, I'm pretty happy with it.
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