Why, for Wolf, Ought One Care That One's Activities Be

question 35

Multiple Choice

Why, for Wolf, ought one care that one's activities be objectively worthwhile?

• A) Otherwise, one's life could be both meaningful and immoral
• B) If one didn't care, one couldn't be sure their life was meaningful
• C) Justifying one's devotion to some activity in purely subjective terms is practically solipsistic
• D) Otherwise one is out of touch with reality

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