A license is a kind of credential that allows one the moral/ethical/legal right to perform a certain kind of action.
In this case, I believe he’s saying that merely doing “the human thing to do” is not a credential that makes “doing the human thing” moral in and of itself.
Unfortunately his analogy is with some complicated mathematical logic.
A license is a kind of credential that allows one the moral/ethical/legal right to perform a certain kind of action.
In this case, I believe he’s saying that merely doing “the human thing to do” is not a credential that makes “doing the human thing” moral in and of itself.
Unfortunately his analogy is with some complicated mathematical logic.
Thank you. That’s very helpful.