Rationality Rules – Debunked
Consequently, Stephen's deductive arguments fail because they ultimately rely on unproven subjective beliefs rather than objective moral facts.summaryDeductive Argument Failure: When Stephen's 'Axiomatic Ought' premises (e.g., 'I ought to prevent my child from suffering') are corrected to reflect reality, they become 'is' statements (e.g., 'I believe I ought to preventakeaway“Axiomatic Ought: a feeling of obligation that exists self-evidently and they do so without proof or argument. They just are. They're facts of nature.”quote
