So even if "one is rationally required" is taken to imply "one ought," all that follows is that one ought to either revise the intention to stay in power, or revise the belief that one will do so only if one intends to kill one's rival, or intend to kill one's rival.
He summed up the mood of many when he remarked, "We're not where we used to be but we're not where we ought to be, either".
"You ought to be either public or private; don't mix up private profit-making opportunities with an institution that is going to be protected by the government but not controlled by it".
Secondly, we see that a thing that neither is in motion nor contains any motion within itself can be set in motion; e.g. inanimate things that are (whether the whole or some part is in question) not in motion but at rest, are at some moment set in motion: whereas, if motion cannot have a becoming before which it had no being, these things ought to be either always or never in motion.
He advises that it is best to come down at the right moment on the winning side and that conquered cities ought to be either governed directly by the tyrant himself residing there or destroyed.
Plenty of sports have either split into factions or failed to unite under one banner, but to lend each division credibility, there ought to be either discernible differences (rugby union and league, for instance) or a sense of equilibrium, as seen in the distinct leagues that provide well-matched contenders for the World Series and Super Bowl.
For "men ought to be either well treated or crushed, because they can avenge themselves of lighter injuries, of more serious ones they cannot".
But you ought to be consistent – you're either a walker like Adam Gilchrist, or a non-walker like Steve Waugh.
This is beyond tragic, it is totally unacceptable and those responsible ought to be prosecuted either in a court of law or the court of public opinion.
The first 10 levels are free to play, which ought to be enough to either get you hooked or remind that Tetris, Jenga, and architecture aren't your strong suits.
