Navigating Moral Vagueness and Epistemicism

This chapter examines the concept of vagueness in language, particularly through the lens of terms like 'tall', and how these terms can vary contextually. It introduces epistemicism, which posits that there are definitive truths behind vague concepts, while exploring its implications for moral discussions, particularly concerning abortion. The dialogue highlights the challenges of establishing clear moral boundaries in a world where language and meaning are inherently flexible and context-dependent.