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We still don't know whether it's ethical to allow personal legacy and how one is remembered to influence present-day moral decisions.

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Concern about how one will be remembered can shape real decisions in ways that may or may not align with genuinely ethical reasoning. This unresolved tension raises questions about the proper role of legacy in moral motivation.

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Citation ID: WS01179 Title: We still don't know whether it's ethical to allow personal legacy and how one is remembered to influence present-day moral decisions. URL: https://www.worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=1179

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