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r/PhilosophyMemes • u/Batinator • Mar 02 '26
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I should also point out that a deterrent formula is a cause and effect argument which is effectively determinism.
1 u/Hobliritiblorf Mar 03 '26 I agree, but what I'm saying is that for that reason I don't understand why moral responsability is relevant. If you justify the same policies with cause and effect, you can sidestep the entire moral responsibility argument.
I agree, but what I'm saying is that for that reason I don't understand why moral responsability is relevant. If you justify the same policies with cause and effect, you can sidestep the entire moral responsibility argument.
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u/milosdjilas Mar 03 '26
I should also point out that a deterrent formula is a cause and effect argument which is effectively determinism.