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... better methods of birth control . Threatened by a nuclear holocaust , we build bigger deterrent forces and anti - ballistic - missile systems . We try to stave off world famine with new foods and better ways of growing them . Improved ...
... better methods of birth control . Threatened by a nuclear holocaust , we build bigger deterrent forces and anti - ballistic - missile systems . We try to stave off world famine with new foods and better ways of growing them . Improved ...
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... better that a man " feel free " or " be- lieve that he is free . " If this means that it is better to be controlled in ways which have no aversive conse- quences , we may agree , but if it means that it is better to be controlled in ...
... better that a man " feel free " or " be- lieve that he is free . " If this means that it is better to be controlled in ways which have no aversive conse- quences , we may agree , but if it means that it is better to be controlled in ...
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... better than those of another , but on what grounds ? What is the good against which something else is called better ? Can we define the good life ? Or progress toward a good life ? Indeed , what is progress ? What , in a word , is the ...
... better than those of another , but on what grounds ? What is the good against which something else is called better ? Can we define the good life ? Or progress toward a good life ? Indeed , what is progress ? What , in a word , is the ...
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