Philosophy on Talisse and Berlin and Galston

      Talisse and Berlin Talisse considers Berlin first, on page 131 in the text . The syllogistic summary of the argument is as follows: 1. All human beings must make choices among competing, incommensurable goods 2. But choices among competing, incommensurable goods should always be made freely (i.e., in accordance with the value of freedom) 3.  All humans should always be free to choose…