Why not? If you take the extreme position that literally everything I ever do fits in this framework given information I don't even have, sure, maybe not. If I

Why not? If you take the extreme position that literally everything I ever do fits in this framework given information I don't even have, sure, maybe not. If I buy a tin of beans at the supermarket I don't know if like, bean #2129's harvesting resulted in a homicide because the farmer got mad or whatever. And in interpersonal relationships, tempers flare, people get mad, perhaps we take actions that aren't ideal. But I mean, generally, if we're not being silly, you know when things are on the boundaries, and you can spend time then to figure them out. For example if you want to work for a bank, you can work out if you feel like loans are morally justifiable, and if so you do it, if not you can try and do something else. I get the sense a _lot_ of the time that people I'm interacting with just enter "bureaucrat mode" and it's like they have this whole other personality that doesn't do that thinking bit. The best explanation I have is that a lot of people are just under stress most of the time and so their brain doesn't really have the "ON" switch flicked. They just robot through work.