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\begin{description}
\item[Morality] \marginnote{Morality}
There is no widely agreed definition of morality. On a high level, it refers to norms to determine which actions are right and wrong.
There is no widely agreed definition of morality. On a high-level, it refers to norms to determine which actions are right or wrong.
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\item[Contractarianism (moral)] \marginnote{Contractarianism (moral)}
Ethical theory which states that actions are morally right if and only if they would be accepted by free, equal, and rational people, on the condition that everyone obey to these rules.
Ethical theory which states that actions are morally right if and only if they would be accepted by free, equal, and rational people, on the condition that everyone obeys to these rules.
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\begin{description}
\item[Prisoner's dilemma] \marginnote{Prisoner's dilemma}
Situation where the best outcome would be obtained if everyone stops pursuing their self-interest.
Situation where the best outcome would be obtained if everyone stops pursuing its self-interest.
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\caption{
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Scenario that the dilemma takes inspiration from: two prisoners are interrogated separately, they can either stay silent (cooperate) or snitch the other (betray). The numbers are the years in prison each of them would get.
Scenario that the dilemma takes inspiration from: two prisoners are interrogated separately; they can either stay silent (cooperate) or snitch the other (betray). The numbers are the years in prison each of them would get.
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}
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\item Each person will prioritize basic liberties, which will match those of everyone.
\item Social and economic inequalities are allowed if everyone has equal access to those positions and the benefits should be aimed to the least advantaged members of society.
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Overall, what will be selected is going match the basic moral rules.
Overall, what will be selected is going to match the basic moral rules.
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\item There is a procedure to determine if an action is right or wrong: ask whether free, equal, and rational people would agree to rules that allow that action.
\item Contractarianism justifies the origin of morality as originated from the same society we live in, but in a more rational and free version.