Not so much that I am saying philosophical arguments are wrong, they need to be had and presented, in this case I even find myself inclined to agree with them i

Not so much that I am saying philosophical arguments are wrong, they need to be had and presented, in this case I even find myself inclined to agree with them in some respects. Simply, I'm highlighting what I believe to be crucial in giving the philosophical argument some teeth in purpose and next steps. If the friction cost is low to do the right thing, then doing the right thing becomes extremely palatable