The question is why such an agent’s remedial moral reasons are so much stronger than if she is not morally responsible, in any such way, for causing the outcome in question. It is not enough merely to suggest that the law should in fairness decline to enforce such a moral duty unless the agent has acquired the duty through some exercise of his responsible agency.358 Not only does that suggestion fail to explain the robust and basic conviction at stake — that no such onerous remedial duty exists even in morality — but it is also obscure why, if there did exist such a strong and enforceable remedial moral duty, it would be unfair for the law to enforce it. Similarly, it does not gain us much explanatory ground to suggest that the strength of an agent’s remedial reasons (and whether they ground a strong and enforceable remedial moral duty) reflect the extent to which the agent is the agent or author of the outcome in question.359 Without more, that suggestion simply restates the phenomenon that needs to be explained.
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。谷歌对此有专业解读
Kirigami and qqc2-desktop-style
DisplayManager(DisplayManager&&) = default;。关于这个话题，wps提供了深入分析
I noted the pie graph bug in Release 2.x. I suspect, but cannot prove, that some x86 assembly call is being mangled by DOSBox-X. 86Box, which strives to be as pedantically accurate a simulation of real-world hardware as possible, does not exhibit this issue. However, setting up 86Box comes with a whole day of learning about the parts and pieces of assembling one's own raw DOS system from virtual components, installing from diskettes, and all of the old-school troubleshooting that entails. It's a commitment, is what I'm saying.