Multiple Choice
According to G.E. Moore, "He couldn't have done otherwise" is to be understood as equivalent to . . .
A) If he would have done otherwise, then he would have chosen to do otherwise.
B) If he had chosen to do otherwise, then he would have done otherwise.
C) He couldn't have chosen to do otherwise.
D) He would have chosen to do otherwise.
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