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9637	<i>"Here is one useful link on the naturalistic fallacy:"</i&	Oeconomicus	-	1/2/2011
9636	Here is one useful link on the naturalistic fallacy: richmond-philosophy.net T	neolib	-	1/2/2011
9635	<i>No, my discussion did not mix physics to human behavior.</i> Wel	neolib	-	1/2/2011
9634	<i>Yes, and the point is to understand what their rational was, not diagra	Lane3	-	1/2/2011
9633	<i>(Actually, I think equality in creation is deduced, in Locke's argu	Lane3	-	1/2/2011
9632	<b>"What exactly do you think is "natural law"? Your discus	one_less	-	1/2/2011
9631	I think you are kicking the can down the road here: Natural Rights -> Natura	neolib	-	1/1/2011
9630	<I>... studies can be designed to tickle out the differences between learn	TimF	-	1/1/2011
9629	Three Wrongs Don't Make a Right: Thaler on Estate Taxes In a recent New Yor	TimF	-	1/1/2011
9628	I'm wondering if you and I interpreted the question differently. <b>	one_less	-	1/1/2011
9627	I would have answered differently. (I wonder if that means that I don't unde	Jacques Chitte	-	1/1/2011
9626	I'm going to back the natural rights issue up one step for a moment. What ex	one_less	-	1/1/2011
9625	Yes, and the point is to understand what their rational was, not diagram the sen	neolib	-	1/1/2011
9624	<i>. None of this is considered harmful except in the case of environmenta	neolib	-	1/1/2011
9623	Not sure where you were going with this but you have a good point. Human beings	one_less	-	1/1/2011
9622	Well said, Lane. Now, as to whether the cited natural rights were or can be de	Oeconomicus	2	1/1/2011
9621	<i>They want the equality and the rights to be on equal footing,</i>	Lane3	-	1/1/2011
9620	<i>Your eating, generally requires the death of some other form of life. &	Lane3	-	1/1/2011
9619	I remember a spectacular failure caused by this absence of communication of idea	Jacques Chitte	-	1/1/2011
9618	No, it was evident from the corpus of enlightenment philosophers' thought on	Jacques Chitte	-	1/1/2011
9617	No kidding, its the major issue in Vet care as well. Animals don't tell you	neolib	-	1/1/2011
9616	yes, I've been pointing out all along that the appeal to authority is in fa	neolib	-	1/1/2011
9615	<i>What a horrid notion!</i> Your eating, generally requires the de	neolib	-	1/1/2011
9614	>There is a pretty obvious advantage to being able to query the subject, and	Jacques Chitte	-	1/1/2011
9613	Yes, the claim of equality is central. It is necessary (I don't know if it i	Jacques Chitte	-	1/1/2011

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