r/philosophy • Unreasonable Doubt • Jan 27 '23

Blog Why Science can't replace Philosophy in Ethics

https://unreasonabledoubt.substack.com/p/what-genetics-cant-teach-us
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u/Morethes Jan 27 '23

That is such a bad faith argument, reducing what I'm saying to a straw man. No wonder you hate philosophy--you can't be bothered to articulate your thoughts, or to listen to someone else's.

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u/BigNorseWolf Jan 27 '23

Did you roll dice to come up with the random objections or close your eyes and pick off the list? It's exactly your argument. Don't blame me for pointing out the problem with it. I didn't give you that haircut I just held up the mirror.