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Moore held

    { 1 } - intuitionism about intrinsic goodness: we can just know what is good in itself, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 2 } - intuitionism about right actions: we can just know which actions are right or wrong, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 3 } - both kinds of intuitionism.
    { 4 } - neither kind of intuitionism.

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1 is correct!

Moore held

Moore held this -- and claimed that you're very confused if you give an argument for something being intrinsically good. We just know, for example, that knowledge is intrinsically good; we can't argue about it.

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2 is wrong. Please try again.

Moore held

    { 1 } - intuitionism about intrinsic goodness: we can just know what is good in itself, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 2 } - intuitionism about right actions: we can just know which actions are right or wrong, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 3 } - both kinds of intuitionism.
    { 4 } - neither kind of intuitionism.

Our duty is never just self-evident -- but always requires empirical knowledge about consequences. Moore presumed that we ought to do whatever action will have the best consequences.

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

Moore held

    { 1 } - intuitionism about intrinsic goodness: we can just know what is good in itself, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 2 } - intuitionism about right actions: we can just know which actions are right or wrong, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 3 } - both kinds of intuitionism.
    { 4 } - neither kind of intuitionism.

He only accepted one kind.

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4 is wrong. Please try again.

Moore held

    { 1 } - intuitionism about intrinsic goodness: we can just know what is good in itself, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 2 } - intuitionism about right actions: we can just know which actions are right or wrong, but can't give any further evidence for this.
    { 3 } - both kinds of intuitionism.
    { 4 } - neither kind of intuitionism.

He accepted one kind.

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