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on. I like your conclusion, but if you are claiming that science can
tell us what's relevant to questions of justice, I'm not so sure.
If you don't mind my saying so, Ann, your position is typical philosophical modernism. In your case, you're so in love with science that you think it can answer all our ethical questions. That's typical modernism because it makes claims to objective knowledge that turn out to be false. We can't find the foundations of ethics in science. When are we going to learn that?
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