Wittgenstein Versus Hume: The IS-OUGHT Problem – Finally Solved by Malec Andrzej

“…This paper shows that Wittgenstein’s situational approach applied to Hume’s is-ought problem leads to the conclusion that this famous Hume thesis is false both in its original version (lack of logical value of deontic sentences) and in its modern understanding (logical separation of deontic sentences and sentences about facts).…”
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Multiplication of Negative Scenarios: the Approach Public Administrations Could Use at Drafting General Rules by Mirko Pečarič

“…The paper, based on Hume’s old “is-ought” problem (the impossibility to move from descriptive statements to prescriptive ones) and with the awareness that probability will not be used soon, offers a solution for the future legislation in the multiplication of (negative) scenarios, applied to different life questions. …”
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