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    It is not the case that If Tymoczko's argument is neutral on the relationship between wide and narrow content, it does not entail content compatibilism as a commitment.

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    • 1.Neutrality on wide/narrow content may be merely epistemic silence, not metaphysical neutrality—the argument could still presuppose compatibilism implicitly.
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    • 2.Many arguments entail commitments indirectly: accepting Tymoczko's conclusion might rationally require accepting compatibilism even if unstated.
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    • 3.If Tymoczko's argument succeeds only given compatibilism's truth, then it functionally depends on that commitment despite appearing neutral.
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    • 1.Neutrality on wide/narrow content means Tymoczko's argument doesn't presuppose either framework, so it cannot depend on commitments either entails.
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    • 2.Content compatibilism requires taking a specific stance on how wide and narrow content relate; neutral arguments avoid such substantive metaphysical positions.
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    • 3.An argument entails a commitment only if rejecting that commitment would undermine the argument's logical structure or premises.
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