The prudence principle states:
a. we should regard nearness in time as important when making decisions.
b. we should regard prudent people as important when making decisions.
c. we should regard nearness in time as unimportant when making decisions.
d. nothing, since Sidgwick thinks we cannot find a prudence principle. e. none of these answers.
c
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Plato and Aristotle disagree about:
a. where Forms may be found b. whether or not the senses are to be trusted c. both a and b are correct d. neither a nor b is correct
Bertrand Russell endorsed the ____________________ theory of truth
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
How many nuclear power plants are active around the world today?
a. 405 c. 435 b. 355 d. 315
The difference between ethical universalism, ethical objectivity, and ethical
absolutism is that ethical objectivity is" ¦. a. trade in which fair prices are paid to producers in developing countries. b. the view that at least some ethical beliefs apply absolutely and without further qualifications, no matter the cultural framework c. the view that at least some ethical beliefs apply universally across all individuals and cultures d. objective truths that are not merely a function of the subjective beliefs of each individual