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Thank you for the wiki link. But I didn't say that "ought statements" are unverifiable.
by cool_dude85 6y ago
Thank you for the wiki link. But I didn't say that "ought statements" are unverifiable.
- whatshisface 6y agoYou were saying that unverifiable statements were ought statements, by arguing that because you couldn't figure out how to defend a statement, it had to be an ought statement. The truth or verifiability of a statement has nothing to do with whether or not it's an is or an ought statement.