Frances Kamm Discusses the Case of a Scientist Who Works

Multiple Choice

Frances Kamm discusses the case of a scientist who works on finding a cure for congenital blindness and is motivated only by a bad desire for mastery to suggest that

A) sometimes an action can be permissible even if it is motivated by a bad desire.
B) all actions motived by bad desires are impermissible.
C) the desire for mastery is not, as Sandel argues, a bad desire.
D) sometimes the only way to cure a disease is through selfish desires.