> you can't go from an "is" statement to an "ought" statement. It's funny when you apply this idea to itself. There may be no path from "is" to "ought", but th

> you can't go from an "is" statement to an "ought" statement. It's funny when you apply this idea to itself. There may be no path from "is" to "ought", but that doesn't imply we shouldn't make it.