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Originally Posted by politicophile
Uhhhh, I don't think either of these situations are necessarily theoretical. Furthermore, even if they are only theoretical, they can be useful as controlled experiments to help us isolate a single moral variable.
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But, they fail to isolate that moral variable. Isolating moral variables is extremely hard, especially when dealing with something as ethically reactive as death.
Secondly, do you accept the possibility that a moral of ethical system need not be "complete"? A "complete" moral or ethical system is capable of comparing the morality of every choice put to it.