If this was more about politics than verifiability, I’d expect professional ethicists to disagree more over substantive ethics than metaethics, while the opposite seems to be the case. (There could of course be other factors gumming up the works—I can’t think of any other good contrasts off the top of my head.)
If this was more about politics than verifiability, I’d expect professional ethicists to disagree more over substantive ethics than metaethics, while the opposite seems to be the case. (There could of course be other factors gumming up the works—I can’t think of any other good contrasts off the top of my head.)
Metaethics is the far younger field. It will need time to come to some widely shared and agreed-upon results.