As such, the onion model seems to rely on a pre-existing consensus on both what is epistemically normal and what is morally right. It is useful as a recipe for producing a summary in this context, but not for dealing with disagreement over what is behaviorally normal or right.
I agree. For me it’s more of a characterization of honesty, not integrity (even though I consider honesty an aspect of integrity). Perhaps we should change the name.
I agree. For me it’s more of a characterization of honesty, not integrity (even though I consider honesty an aspect of integrity). Perhaps we should change the name.