On Jul 27, 2009, at 9:12 AM, Carrol Cox wrote:
> If a proposition applies to more than 1 incident, then it is abstract.
> If it applies to _anything_ that happens tomorrow, then it is
> abstract.
> If it applies to two or more people, then it is abstract. I'm not sure
> how Doug is using the word "abstract" here. If a moral proposition
> isn't
> abstract it is meaningless.
You forgot the "universal" part. And you're the one who brought up the alleged pipeline to the transcendental.