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    Not Thinking Too Deeply or Too Systematically About Ethical Concerns
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Not Thinking Too Deeply or Too Systematically About Ethical Concerns

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Question 1

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Not thinking too deeply or too systematically about ethical concerns


A) isolates you from other people.
B) undermines your personal freedom.
C) ensures that no moral dilemmas arise.
D) helps guide you to moral truth.

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