Who said "Facts and values are not as separate as we often assume."?

This quote is attributed to Searle, John.

Facts and values are not as separate as we often assume. - Searle, John

"Facts and values are not as separate as we often assume."

Searle, John Philosophy

Philosopher American Born 1932 (age 94)

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