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Partiality, Ethical Theory, and Christmas

by Roger Crisp
January 10, 2018January 30, 2018

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Pavel Novak on Quasi-Refusal and TeensApril 24, 2024
The pure legal view should be clear: if person is under 18, his/her opinion should be taken into account when…
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Having now read the paper this largely concurs with my own thoughts/considerations regarding - focus - forming a basis for…
Ian on Truthful MisinformationApril 4, 2024
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Reading about "US heading to bloodbath" if some presidential candidate will not be elected reminds me the famous "Daisy Girl"…
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Because the power issues become dominated by preferences embedded within the described decision making processes, which is from where the…

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