In the metaethical debate, there is widespread disagreement about the possibility of providing an external foundation for ethics—"external" in the sense of being external to ethical beliefs and the same disagreement is found amongst deontologists and utilitarians.
In response to questions about its discussions with parks officials, Ms. Hooper and Mr. Kane of Jelly thanked Mr. Schumer for his help and said: "As is always going to be the case when there are a number of entities working together under the same roof, disagreements are bound to arise.
So, when I posted my little bon mot on Facebook, I was prepared for the same old disagreements to turn up.
This could be attributable to interactions between heterogeneous strains sharing the same environment, disagreements between biological replicates, or assay sensitivity limitations.
In much the same way, disagreement could be explained by the fact that a single sentence will have the same truth conditions for both me and my interlocutor (even though we each tie it to different narrow meanings), and so if I affirm it, and they deny it, then only one of us can be correct.
Finally, in category (c), if moral facts are extremely complex empirical facts (see the discussion of moral naturalism below), it is possible for moral disagreement to persist for the same reason that disagreement over complex scientific questions can persist.(For further discussion regarding moral disagreement see Miller 1992.
The same point of disagreement that sparks a classroom discussion for an hour has the potential to scatter Internet participants to the four corners of the Web in minutes.
At the same time, a disagreement over money between city and state officials last spring led to the cessation of a rent-subsidy program designed to shift the homeless from shelters into apartments.
The readings were blindly revised by a TB specialist in the same hospital, and disagreement was resolved by an experienced radiologist.
