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To what extent is impartiality a necessary condition of moral judgements?

Before exploring whether impartiality is a necessary condition of moral judgements, it is important to define impartiality. Impartiality is the act to separate your own emotional perspective of a particular ...
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Probabilities: "A bag contains counters that are red, blue, green and yellow. There are 9 red, (3x) blue, (x-5) green and (2x) yellow. If the probability of picking a red at random is 9/100, work out the probability of picking a green."

If there is a total of 100 counters, 9 + (3x) + (x-5) + (2x) = 100. 3x + x + 2x = 100 + 5 - 9 6x = 96 x = 16 Probability of picking green = (16 - 5)/100 = 11/100
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What is a synapse and how is information passed through it?

A synapse is a receptor that detects
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In Kant's ethics, what is his conception of moral worth and how does it relate to duty?

Kant repeatedly emphasises the question of moral worth. He declares that it is not mere actions (‘which one sees’) that are of significance when we contemplate what it is that contains moral worth, but rathe...
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Write a literary commentary on the following passage.

This is a typical question asked in English exams as they want to test how well you understand different texts- often poetry, or prose. In tackling an unseen passage, there are several things you need to con...
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