> That was an invitation for you to comment, not to be rude :) I'm sorry, deleted my original comment. I totally misread you. > How is that of any use? It's

> That was an invitation for you to comment, not to be rude :) I'm sorry, deleted my original comment. I totally misread you. > How is that of any use? It's not like people are going to drop what they're doing and change their morals because ethics professors said so. That would be ridiculous. Yeah, that's a question a lot of people have, but it does happen. People do read Aristotle and change their mind. People go to them with questions and they influence other academics. Overall, I'd say it's mostly not very successful and they're mostly ignored... > You can say that against anything, really. I meant to emphasize argumentation here, but also the lack of consensus. There's consensus in many fields, even in on many issues in philosophy.