Alex O'Connor
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Rationality Rules – Debunked
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September 28, 2018
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September 28, 2018
167,704
7,349
2,294
5.75%
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I've enjoyed discussing morality with Stephen ever since our first video where we talked about Sam Harris' Moral Landscape (link below). Recently, Stephen produced a video summarising his overall views on morality, and this is my response.
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Hume's is/ought problem
Kant's hypothetical and categorical imperatives
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