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We still don't know whether moral luck should affect how we judge a person's actions.

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Two people can make the same decision, but only one faces a bad outcome due to pure chance, raising the question of whether they deserve different moral judgment. This unresolved issue challenges standard assumptions about fairness in blame and praise.

whether moral know luck should philosophy-ethics

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Citation ID: WS01100 Title: We still don't know whether moral luck should affect how we judge a person's actions. URL: https://www.worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=1100

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