We’re making progress on what it means for brains to value things, for example. Or we can talk in an ends-relational sense, and specify ends. Or we can keep things even more vague but then we can’t say much at all about ‘ought’ or ‘rational’.
The problem is that it doesn’t look any better than figuring out what CDT or EDT recommend. What the brain recommends is not automatically relevant to the question of what should be done.
The problem is that it doesn’t look any better than figuring out what CDT or EDT recommend. What the brain recommends is not automatically relevant to the question of what should be done.
If by ‘should’ in this sense you mean the ‘intended’ meaning of ‘should’ that we don’t have access too, then I agree.
We’re making progress on what it means for brains to value things, for example. Or we can talk in an ends-relational sense, and specify ends. Or we can keep things even more vague but then we can’t say much at all about ‘ought’ or ‘rational’.
The problem is that it doesn’t look any better than figuring out what CDT or EDT recommend. What the brain recommends is not automatically relevant to the question of what should be done.
If by ‘should’ in this sense you mean the ‘intended’ meaning of ‘should’ that we don’t have access too, then I agree.