I've noticed, perhaps incorrectly, that many philosophers and ethicists regard

I've noticed, perhaps incorrectly, that many philosophers and ethicists regard

I've noticed, perhaps incorrectly, that many philosophers and ethicists regard logical coherence as an integral component of forming and defending moral positions. While I can understand why logical coherence would be necessary for, say, a scientist who is trying to describe how something works, I do not seem to see why logical coherence would be needed for ethics -- where, presumably, there are no objectively right or wrong answers.

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