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K. Shimoji,M. Tomita,T. Hokari,S. Denda,T. Tobita,H. Baba,S. Fukudalowed or advantages to be weighed are commonly proposed in order to say that a behavior is ethical (these are the cases for the theories called respectively “principialism” and “consequentialism”). Nonetheless, here we will show how principles and advantages are only of help to a flow of personal ch

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