Supp-supplement: And I think, this is the core of the natural fallacy: That you cannot conclude from "Is" to "Ought". I think, the natural fallacy does not exist, it only is a fallacy, if you do not regard the "Want", the voluntarity. Ethics are not based on "Ought", but about
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I merely want to talk about the quote "there will be no such thing as esthetic goodness" (Peirce). How did he mean that? Did he mean, that there is no universal esthetic good- or badness? Maybe, but I think, that there is esthetic good- and badness that counts alike for
