 One familiar view is that normative thought has a special, internal, connection to motivation. According to motivational judgment internalism (MJI), it is a necessary truth that a person who believes she ought to do something is motivated accordingly. Generalizing, perhaps all normative thoughts are such that, necessarily, a person with a normative thought is thereby motivated accordingly. This connection to motivation arguably must be due to the content of normative beliefs, since not all beliefs have such a close connection to motivation. And this suggests an account of normativity. It would say, roughly, that normative propositions are such because, necessarily, anyone who believes such a proposition is motivated accordingly.