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Nagel claims that prior to reflection, it is plausible that people cannot be morally assessed for:

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philosophy

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  1. actions that affect only themselves.
  2. actions performed under duress.
  3. actions that do not violate anyone’s rights.
  4. actions that benefit others.
  5. what is due to factors beyond their control.
  6. actions that are socially acceptable.
  7. their personal beliefs and thoughts.
  8. their character.

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