The claim that people will agree to a specific proposal if they have to think of a single freedom that is not assumed that people are really so
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In "The Idea of Justice," Amartya Sen explores how individuals make decisions when faced with specific proposals or scenarios. He argues that people often rely on their personal conceptions of freedom and justice, and this can influence their willingness to agree to certain proposals. The assumption is that individuals will consider their own definitions of freedom when evaluating proposals.
Sen highlights the complexity of human reasoning in the context of justice,...
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