Well, suppose that sometimes, depending on context cues, I use “ought” to mean “paperclip-maximizing”, “prime-pile-maximizing”, and “actually-ought”.
There’s nothing wrong about the first two definitions, they’re totally reasonable definitions a word might have, they just shouldn’t be confused with the third definition, which specifies correct actions.
Don’t understand what you said. Probably not.
Well, suppose that sometimes, depending on context cues, I use “ought” to mean “paperclip-maximizing”, “prime-pile-maximizing”, and “actually-ought”.
There’s nothing wrong about the first two definitions, they’re totally reasonable definitions a word might have, they just shouldn’t be confused with the third definition, which specifies correct actions.