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Formal ethics claims that
{ 1 } - part of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 2 } - none of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 3 } - all of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
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Formal ethics claims that
{ 1 } - part of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 2 } - none of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 3 } - all of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
A small but important part of ethics can be expressed this way. FORMAL ETHICS is about this part of ethics.
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Formal ethics claims that
{ 1 } - part of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 2 } - none of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 3 } - all of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
Then what is FORMAL ETHICS about?
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Formal ethics claims that
{ 1 } - part of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 2 } - none of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
{ 3 } - all of ethics can be expressed in clear-cut formal principles.
Most of ethics can't be put into such principles.
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