To your first point, he DID explain his point on that. He explained that this isn't a normative fact in the sense that "We ought not run over people with our car for fun, period." And in fact, it's only true for situation, "I ought not run over people with my car for fun IF I want to be accepted in society" or "IF I want to like myself."
To your second point, no, it wouldn't be an example of at was asked for. It's simply a statement of what IS the case, not what ought be the case.
To your first point, he DID explain his point on that. He explained that this isn't a normative fact in the sense that "We ought not run over people with our car for fun, period." And in fact, it's only true for situation, "I ought not run over people with my car for fun IF I want to be accepted in society" or "IF I want to like myself."
To your second point, no, it wouldn't be an example of at was asked for. It's simply a statement of what IS the case, not what ought be the case.
BigLundi 4 months ago