Dangerzooey's Law #1:
The Ought-Is FallacyYou may be familiar with the naturalistic fallacy, the is-ought fallacy, but this is another fallacy entirely. The ought-is fallacy is committed by such diverse thinkers as Plato, Berkeley, Hobbes, G.E. Moore, Roderick Chisholm, Richard Taylor, Peter Van Inwagen, most Kantians, all Hegelians, and nearly
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It ought to be the case that P.
Therefore, it is the case that P.
Is just as bad, if not worse than:
It is the case that P.
Therefore, it ought to be the case that P.
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