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> I am curious though what the frame of reference is for someone who cheats on the assignment where they promise not to cheat. It seems likely their notion of
by xpe 4y ago
> I am curious though what the frame of reference is for someone who cheats on the assignment where they promise not to cheat.
It seems likely their notion of a promise is non-binding.
P.S. W.R.T. promises and ethics, Kant has an interesting point of view. For example: https://open.library.okstate.edu/introphilosophy/chapter/the-categorical-imperative/ https://open.library.okstate.edu/introphilosophy/chapter/the...
- smiley1437 4y ago>It seems likely their notion of a promise is non-binding. They pledged it
- karpierz 4y agoSure, and people make performative pledges all the time. See EULAs, and any other document which says "sign here to get the thing you actually want".