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Lineare Differentialgleichungen und Systeme to know what “moral” means’, and a philosopher were to reply ‘Just shut up about that, because what I want to do is to tell you how to live, or how words like “good” and “ought” work, or whether there is such a thing as moral knowledge, or what the point of morality is, or whether morality pays’, w

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Analysis für Physiker und Ingenieureolutism’ and ‘consequentialism’. Of course these may be names for nothing clear or coherent; nevertheless it is convenient to use the labels as a kind of shorthand. To begin with absolutism: absolutists are supposed to claim that there are some things one ought never to do — for instance, torture an

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