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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
When a philosopher answers ethical/moral questions, should one demand that the philosopher lives according to his or her answer?

Do philosophers who answers questions regarding ethics have a moral obligation to live as ethically as possible according to any of the ethics they refer to?

For example: If you argue that in order to minimize suffering, everyone should strive to live as ethical as possible according to one or more philosophical frameworks. 

Will that demand from you that you that you become a vegan or vegetarian?

Or that you buy fair trade products when possible for you, such as always drink fair trade coffee, use a Fairphone, not buy excessive amounts clothes and when you do, use fair trade clothes, even though it might be much more expensive.

That you live as you learn.
Or will you be considered a hypocrite otherwise?
gpt
It is of course hypocritical to say people ought to do something and then not to do it. As for whether the philosophers have an obligation, if they argue that others have an obligation then of course they also have an obligation (at least as far as they are concerned). Are you asking whether philosophers have an obligation to do things which they say are good but which they don't say others have an obligation to do?