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The claim that an ought judgment is a prescription means that an ought judgment tells us what we should do.

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The claim that an ought judgment is a prescription means that an ought judgment tells us what we should do.

Saying that an ought judgment tells us what we SHOULD do is very trivial -- since "ought" and "should" mean the same thing.

"Prescription" means "imperative." So the claim means that an ought judgment is an imperative, like "Do this," and not a truth claim. As a consequence of this, an ought judgment expresses our will, or our desires, about how people are to live.

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2 is correct!

The claim that an ought judgment is a prescription means that an ought judgment tells us what we should do.

Saying that an ought judgment tells us what we SHOULD do is very trivial -- since "ought" and "should" mean the same thing.

"Prescription" means "imperative." So the claim means that an ought judgment is an imperative, like "Do this," and not a truth claim. As a consequence of this, an ought judgment expresses our will, or our desires, about how people are to live.

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