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Leibniz's gap

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Leibniz's Gap refers to a philosophical issue concerning the relationship between philosophy and science, particularly in the context of moral philosophy and the foundation of ethical principles. The term is largely associated with the work of the philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, but it was later popularized in discussions of moral philosophy, especially by British philosopher David Hume.

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