Thanks, for the clarification, I can’t comment much as I don’t know much about the different flavors or anti realism.
One thing I’d like to point out, and I’m happy to be corrected on that, is that when an anti realist argues they will often (always?) base themselves on principles such as consistency. It seems hard to argue anything without referring to any principle. But someone who who doesn’t support the application of a principle won’t be convinced and that’s up to preferences too. (I certainly know people who reject the drowning child argument because they explicitly don’t care about consistency). So you could see debate about ethics because people are exploring the implications of principles they happen to share.
Agree on physicalism being a fairly general set of views.
Thanks, for the clarification, I can’t comment much as I don’t know much about the different flavors or anti realism.
One thing I’d like to point out, and I’m happy to be corrected on that, is that when an anti realist argues they will often (always?) base themselves on principles such as consistency. It seems hard to argue anything without referring to any principle. But someone who who doesn’t support the application of a principle won’t be convinced and that’s up to preferences too. (I certainly know people who reject the drowning child argument because they explicitly don’t care about consistency). So you could see debate about ethics because people are exploring the implications of principles they happen to share.
Agree on physicalism being a fairly general set of views.