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Naturalistic Fallacy
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The naturalistic fallacy refers to a mistake in ethical reasoning where one derives a moral “ought” directly from a factual “is.” It occurs when it is assumed that because something is natural, common, or observed in nature, it is therefore morally right, good, or justified. The concept is most famously associated with the philosopher G. E. Moore, who criticized attempts to define moral terms such as “good” in purely natural or empirical terms like pleasure, survival, or desire-fulfillment. Moore argued that “good” is a simple, non-natural property that cannot be reduced
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