When we make rules for resolving dilemmas (according to Rawls) we should:

Increasing net happiness exclusive of (other than) your own happiness is consistent with this perspective

If the roots of morality are in empathy, then a good way to make that empathy go away is to: (To get rid of guilt . . .)

Jane frequently deceives others, acts impulsively, and lacks remorse. Jane may have a problem with:

This is a duty to keep your promises and hold up your end of agreements

“I didn’t even know that I was dealing with an ethical dilemma, I’ve never been in this situation before or even heard of it happening before.” This person is probably dealing with this trap:

The guidance from the eternal return experiment is that you should:

According to fairness, we have a duty to:

According to Kant and duty-based ethics, I shouldn’t steal because:

I was speeding and ran three red lights to get a critically injured person to the hospital as quickly as possible.