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I'm unsure I've understood the premise: does it all boil down to "the morally incompetent considers problems as personal challenges, while the morally competent
by hectorlorenzo 6y ago
I'm unsure I've understood the premise: does it all boil down to "the morally incompetent considers problems as personal challenges, while the morally competent considers them as a societal responsibility" (which of course it includes him/herself)?
- richardwhiuk 6y agoMy reading was: - the "morally incompetent" views working on a societal problem as "good thing" - the "morally competent" views solving a societal problem as "good thing" i.e. success at solving the problem is important.