At risk of committing a Bulverism, I’ve noticed a tendency for people to see ethical bullet-biting as epistemically virtuous, like a demonstration of how rational/unswayed by emotion you are (biasing them to overconfidently bullet-bite). However, this makes less sense in ethics where intuitions like repugnance are a large proportion of what everything is based on in the first place.
At risk of committing a Bulverism, I’ve noticed a tendency for people to see ethical bullet-biting as epistemically virtuous, like a demonstration of how rational/unswayed by emotion you are (biasing them to overconfidently bullet-bite). However, this makes less sense in ethics where intuitions like repugnance are a large proportion of what everything is based on in the first place.