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Moore defines the naturalistic fallacy as the view that:

category

philosophy

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  1. everything that is natural is inherently bad.
  2. good is identical to an unnatural property.
  3. everything that is natural is good.
  4. good is identical to a natural property.
  5. natural properties and good are mutually exclusive.
  6. everything that is good is natural.
  7. good is a human-made concept, not natural.
  8. natural properties are inherently evil.
  9. all of the above.
  10. the concept of good does not exist in nature.

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ori_mmlu-philosophy

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11284
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