According to the ___________, what is represents a scientific observation; what ought to be is a moral hope.

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The naturalistic fallacy is the concept that describes the error of equating what is natural or what is (a scientific observation) with what ought to be (a moral or ethical standard). This fallacy involves deriving ethical conclusions from purely factual premises, which is considered logically invalid.

According to the ___________, What Is Represents a Scientific Observation;