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"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"
{ 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
{ 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
{ 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
{ 4 } - is a logicality theorem.
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"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"
{ 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
{ 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
{ 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
{ 4 } - is a logicality theorem.
This follows using the prescriptivity and rationality axioms.
Conscientiousness has to do with the consistency between our ethical beliefs and the way we live.
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"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"
{ 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
{ 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
{ 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
{ 4 } - is a logicality theorem.
Prescriptivity is about relationships between ought-judgments and imperatives.
The above principle has to do with the consistency of believing one way and acting another way.
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"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"
{ 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
{ 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
{ 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
{ 4 } - is a logicality theorem.
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"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"
{ 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
{ 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
{ 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
{ 4 } - is a logicality theorem.
Logicality has to do with the logical consistency of beliefs.
The above principle has to do with the consistency of believing one way and acting another way.
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