My own thought is that doing meta-ethics may illuminate normative theory, but I could be wrong about that. For example, I think doing meta-ethics right seals the deal for consequentialism, but not utilitarianism.
My own thought is that doing meta-ethics may illuminate normative theory, but I could be wrong about that.
Since nobody understands these topics with enough clarity, and they seem related, I don’t see how anyone can claim with confidence that they actually aren’t related. So you saying that you “could be wrong about that” doesn’t communicate anything about your understanding.
My own thought is that doing meta-ethics may illuminate normative theory, but I could be wrong about that. For example, I think doing meta-ethics right seals the deal for consequentialism, but not utilitarianism.
Since nobody understands these topics with enough clarity, and they seem related, I don’t see how anyone can claim with confidence that they actually aren’t related. So you saying that you “could be wrong about that” doesn’t communicate anything about your understanding.