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The ideal observer view holds that we should pick out our moral principles by following
{ 1 } - our feelings.
{ 2 } - what we'd desire if we were fully informed and impartial.
{ 3 } - what is socially approved.
{ 4 } - God's will.
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The ideal observer view holds that we should pick out our moral principles by following
{ 1 } - our feelings.
{ 2 } - what we'd desire if we were fully informed and impartial.
{ 3 } - what is socially approved.
{ 4 } - God's will.
This is subjectivism.
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The ideal observer view holds that we should pick out our moral principles by following
{ 1 } - our feelings.
{ 2 } - what we'd desire if we were fully informed and impartial.
{ 3 } - what is socially approved.
{ 4 } - God's will.
We'd pick out our moral principles by trying to become as rational (factually informed and impartially concerned for everyone) as possible -- and then following our desires.
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The ideal observer view holds that we should pick out our moral principles by following
{ 1 } - our feelings.
{ 2 } - what we'd desire if we were fully informed and impartial.
{ 3 } - what is socially approved.
{ 4 } - God's will.
This is cultural relativism.
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The ideal observer view holds that we should pick out our moral principles by following
{ 1 } - our feelings.
{ 2 } - what we'd desire if we were fully informed and impartial.
{ 3 } - what is socially approved.
{ 4 } - God's will.
This is supernaturalism.
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