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Can we then call this the “is-ought mistake” where a writer is meaning what is, and the audience mistakenly assumes an ought
Makes sense to me
It's more than an “is-ought mistake”, Taleb also brings up the precautionary principle wrt Dawkins's tweet "he doesn't get dimensionality, complexity & teleology: Unlike animals domesticated for a specific purpose, we, humans, would never know ahead of time what to select for"
In other words, he is criticizing the "is" portion of Dawkins's tweet, not just confusing it for an "ought"
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