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Universalizability is built into

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Universalizability is built into

Formal ethics is neutral on this. Even if universalizability is built into the meaning of certain words, we could still choose to use these words in a different way.

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Universalizability is built into

    { 1 } - the meaning of "moral."
    { 2 } - the meaning of "ought."
    { 3 } - both.
    { 4 } - neither.

Formal ethics is neutral on this. Even if universalizability is built into the meaning of certain words, we could still choose to use these words in a different way.

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(No scoring on this one.)

Universalizability is built into

    { 1 } - the meaning of "moral."
    { 2 } - the meaning of "ought."
    { 3 } - both.
    { 4 } - neither.

Formal ethics is neutral on this. Even if universalizability is built into the meaning of certain words, we could still choose to use these words in a different way.

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(No scoring on this one.)

Universalizability is built into

    { 1 } - the meaning of "moral."
    { 2 } - the meaning of "ought."
    { 3 } - both.
    { 4 } - neither.

Formal ethics is neutral on this. Even if universalizability is built into the meaning of certain words, we could still choose to use these words in a different way.

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