Incentives do not make every moral judgment cynical or corrupt. But they can shape which facts receive attention, which principles rise to the surface, and which version of events seems most reasonable. A practical philosophy begins by asking what a story permits, protects, and costs.
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Ask What the Story Makes Easier
Incentives do not make every moral judgment cynical or corrupt. But they can shape which facts receive attention, which principles rise to the surface, and which version of events seems most reasonable. A practical philosophy begins by asking what a story permits, protects, and costs.
