To Resist Nagel's Argument, Someone Must

question 6

Multiple Choice

To resist Nagel's argument, someone must

• A) admit that they are fundamentally selfish.
• B) admit that their interests are of no concern to others.
• C) deny that they care about others' interests.
• D) deny that breaking the law is wrong.

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Definitions:

Intrinsic Reward

A reward or form of motivation that comes from within an individual, driving behavior for the inherent satisfaction or pleasure derived from the activity itself.

Extrinsic

Originating from outside an individual, often referring to motivations or rewards that are external rather than internal.

Implicit

Something implied or understood though not directly expressed.

Explicit

Something stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.