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