Content sceptical arguments, in turn, aim to demonstrate that recognizably moral conclusions cannot be reached by reason alone, without sentiment-supported premises.
That would support premise (2).
The supporting premise is that data rarely exist alone, but are found in context with their historic source.
So if the Watson/Wolf diagnosis is right, cases of the Brave New World variety cannot be used to support premise 2. (For other criticisms of some of the cases, see Haji 1998, Kapitan 2000, and Fischer 2004).
What's required is a case (or set of cases) which both grounds our belief that Tool is unfree and which supports premise 2. If there is no such case (or set of cases), the argument fails.
Defenders of phenomenal intentionality have supported both premises by appeal to brain-in-vat scenarios.
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On both approaches intuitions regarding hypothetical scenarios are intended to serve their traditional function: justify purported counterexamples to analyses of concepts, support premises, and shift the burden of proof in philosophical debates.
He supported his premise by saying "If I had a company car, you would pay for new tires.
Three independent meta-analyses (Bowers & Clum, 1988; Hofmann & Smits, 2008; Stevens et al., 2000) have not supported this premise.
