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Zagzebski Says That, All Things Being Equal, We Should Try

Question 24

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Zagzebski says that, all things being equal, we should try to acquire new true beliefs about things we care about except when doing so

A) Is dangerous to life or limb.
B) Conflicts with something else we care about.
C) Requires us to do something unethical.
D) All of the above.

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