Question

__________ refers to gap between ‘ what ought to be done’ and ‘what is actually done’.

Answer 1

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Problem in moral philosophy refers to gap between ‘ what ought to be done’ and ‘what is actually done’.

Explanation:

• Unless we are dealing with what "morally ought" to be the case, the is/ought gap does not appear to be a concern.
• For example, if you inform someone that putting arsenic in someone else's meal is ethically unacceptable.
• There is no agreement on what separates a moral ought from a non moral ought, yet there appear to be many shared assumptions about them.
• As an example:

1. We should not do something if it is ethically bad.
2. Killing people indiscriminately is ethically reprehensible.
3. All else being equal, it is ethically right to save people's lives.

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