—“I don’t disagree with Miller’s multiple “standards of justice”. I just would state ‘standards of justice’ very differently, using the terms: necessities, demands, incentives, and evolutionary strategies. So, I say the same thing. I just say it very differently. 🙂 That said, a standard of logical decidability in all matters is provided by one universal moral rule: voluntary exchange – but we can build infinitely complex systems upon it. That one rule provides us with Decidability in law regardless of construction of social norms, and that single, necessary inescapable, universal logical test is very different from the contractual terms by which we construct social orders out of various exchanges, and inside of which we produce multiple standards of justice.”—
Source date (UTC): 2015-02-01 11:36:00 UTC
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