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Monday, June 12, 2006

Formal Proof of 'ought' implies 'can'

I have been looking into this problem since posting on ephphatha's blog philochristos.
I must admit I have found nothing satisfactory so far. Deontic logic seems beset with problems. Can anybody help?
Posted by Psiomniac at 12:56 AM 8 comments Links to this post
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