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Our moral intuitions tell us

    { 1 } - what actions we ought to perform.
    { 2 } - what is intrinsically good.
    { 3 } - nothing about ethical truths.

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1 is wrong. Please try again.

Our moral intuitions tell us

We can't know what actions we ought to perform without knowing causal truths about the consequences of these actions. These causal truths are empirical -- not self-evident. So it's never self-evident whether a particular action is right or wrong.

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2 is correct!

Our moral intuitions tell us

    { 1 } - what actions we ought to perform.
    { 2 } - what is intrinsically good.
    { 3 } - nothing about ethical truths.

We have intuitions (unprovable knowledge) about what is intrinsically good.

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

Our moral intuitions tell us

    { 1 } - what actions we ought to perform.
    { 2 } - what is intrinsically good.
    { 3 } - nothing about ethical truths.

This wasn't Moore's view at all!

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