 Once the DR/DN distinction is explicitly articulated and compared with the AR/AN distinction, it is clear that they are different distinctions, doing different theoretical work. The distinctions simply cut across one another. A principle might have an agent-relative logical form, and so be agent-relative, yet have be deliberator neutral given the source of its authority. Egoism, for example, is an agent-relative principle, but a defender of egoism might argue that a failure to recognize egoism’s validity is sufficient for someone to count as irrational, in which case egoism is also deliberator neutral. 