Present generations have obligations to future people.
The thesis claims that people and institutions alive today owe moral duties to individuals who will exist in the future, especially regarding long‑term risks and sustainability.
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The thesis claims that people and institutions alive today owe moral duties to individuals who will exist in the future, especially regarding long‑term risks and sustainability.
The thesis claims that a human life flourishes primarily through sustained virtuous activity and practical wisdom, rather than through pleasure or external success.
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