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question

 Kamm claims that Sandel's moral distinction between treatment and enhancement assumes that

category

philosophy

options

  1. enhancement is always morally superior to treatment.
  2. enhancement is inherently unnatural.
  3. human beings have a moral duty to enhance themselves.
  4. medical treatment is always more morally acceptable than enhancement.
  5. there is no moral difference between treatment and enhancement.
  6. Sandel's view is based on a misunderstanding of nature.
  7. there is a clear moral hierarchy between treatment and enhancement.
  8. nature in itself has no moral value.
  9. nature is sacred and should be honored.
  10. human beings want enhancement more than they want treatment.

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ori_mmlu-moral_disputes

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
10868
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81383cd0-8cfb-5882-8598-7d501eda7678
task_key
default--test--10868
task_revision_id
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default / test

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