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Explain Circle of morality

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Answered by itztaesprincessliza
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The 'moral circle' is the boundary drawn around those entities in the world deemed worthy of moral consideration. ... Participants who decided which entities to exclude from the circle (exclusion mindset) generated larger moral circles than those who decided which to include (inclusion mindset).

Answered by xXitzurcutedevilXx
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  • The 'moral circle' is the boundary drawn around those entities in the world deemed worthy of moral consideration. ... Participants who decided which entities to exclude from the circle (exclusion mindset) generated larger moral circles than those who decided which to include (inclusion mindset).
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