Yes, it is true that Greene has an entire chapter devoted to giving metaphysical reasons why moral realism is false. I find that chapter unconvincing and long-winded. Essentially it boils down to “you can’t derive an ought from an is”.
Yes, it is true that Greene has an entire chapter devoted to giving metaphysical reasons why moral realism is false. I find that chapter unconvincing and long-winded. Essentially it boils down to “you can’t derive an ought from an is”.