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Tuesday, August 22, 2006. For those in Phil 40, one of the questions that came up in the slide presentation was the troublesome one of where we get the ought in making claims that irrational people think in a way they ought not to. For those interested in further reading about this, check out this article. Recently published. It may be a bit rough if this is your first foray into the subject, but the questions are easily digestible, if the different solutions are anything but. Links to this post. Poste.CONTENT
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