Williams identifies a psychological fact about moral motivation but doesn't establish that consequentialists distort genuine moral phenomena rather than exposing uncomfortable trade-offs.
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# Williams
"Williams" is primarily a common English surname derived from the name William, meaning "resolute protector" (from Germanic roots "will" and "helm"). Without additional context, it refers to any person with this last name, though it could also reference a specific notable individual like Robin Williams (acclaimed actor and comedian) or Serena Williams (legendary tennis champion), depending on the situation. The name ranks among the most common surnames in English-speaking countries due to its long historical use.
distort(describing how theory can damage understanding)
To twist, bend, or misrepresent something so that it becomes unclear or inaccurate.
psychological fact(as used in philosophy of mind)
Something that is true about how someone's mind works—their thoughts, desires, or feelings—based on how they actually are, not on abstract theory.