Talk:Moral universalizability

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This page is currently not linked from any other page, though it is interlinked with another new page on moral supervenience to which I added one link from supervenience. I am working on it as a far more comprehensive alternative to the "Universalizability" article, but do not feel it is yet ready to replace the latter. Suggestions are welcome, as are edits from users familiar with the relevant literature, and/or who can help edit the current (overly stuffy and academic) text into more readable language. ScottForschler (talk)ScottForschler (talk) 23:21, 3 June 2017 (UTC)Reply

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