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The is-ought gap is a fallacy, it does not need closing.
What ought to be is solved by the categorical imperative
Curiosity did not close this fallacy.
Curiosity is just one of many traits of human nature and the human condition, not the only one nor the most important one.
An example for the is-ought gap is homosexuality. Some ancient philosophers argued ...
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