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86. Don Loeb | Metaethics

Don Loeb is professor of philosophy at the University of Vermont, and his work has focused primarily on metaethical issues, including moral language, methodology, debating moral realism, and more. My links: https://link.space/@Friction. 00:00 - Introduction 01:51 - Moral realism 05:50 - Anti-realism and anti-factualism 09:29 - Concern for non-factualism 12:30 - Normative vs. metaethical attitudes 13:36 - Is moral realism intelligible? 25:45 - Reasons for belief 27:31 - Gastronomic realism 30:20 - Moral realism inert? 32:18 - Moral naturalism 35:43 - Non-naturalist realism 38:24 - Reasons 40:02 - Jonathan Dancy and reasons 42:27 - Asymmetry with gastronomic realism 44:14 - Moral experience 51:11 - Philosophical and common use 58:48 - Best explanation 1:00:50 - Burden of proof 1:03:25 - Evidence and theory selection 1:06:15 - Strong seemings? 1:08:07 - Descartes and studying philosophy 1:11:27 - Moral disagreement 1:13:06 - Eric Sampson and responses to disagreement 1:19:35 - Realist response 1:22:22 - Michael Huemer and phenomenal conservatism 1:25:10 - Moorean shifts 1:30:15 - Argument from moral experience 1:32:01 - What is a good argument? 1:33:28 - Companions in guilt 1:38:52 - Epistemic reasons 1:41:42 - Aesthetic value and value generally 1:45:20 - Relativism and toleration 1:46:35 - Other problems for realism 1:48:40 - Moral facts vs. preferences 1:56:13 - Folk usage 2:04:30 - Value of philosophy 2:07:08 - Conclusion Music: PaulFromPayroll - High Rise