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 Kant's Universal Law formulation does not refer to an agent's wants; rather, it represents

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  1. an ethical dilemma.
  2. a criterion for social acceptability.
  3. a way to measure the value of an action's consequences.
  4. a kind of consistency test.

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moral_disputes

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