Blanshard's Rabbit thought experiment is intended to show that
A) a rabbit's pain is neither good nor bad.
B) emotivism is true.
C) the view that the words "good" and "bad" do not stand for the properties of anything is an inference from common sense.
D) the view that the words "good" and "bad" do not stand for real properties flies in the face of common sense.

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Blanshard's Rabbit thought experiment is designed to illustrate that the idea that "good" and "bad" do not correspond to real properties is contrary to common sense, especially when considering the pain of a rabbit as inherently bad.

Blanshard's Rabbit Thought Experiment Is Intended to Show That