Se puede apelar la circunstancias para justificar una decisión que afecta a otras personas

Physics

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VladimirAG [237]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

tratar de justificar nuestras propias decisiones es algo totalmente innecesario, ya que todos tenemos derecho a tomar decisiones que en ocasiones pueden afectar indirectamente a otras personas y no hay nada de malo en ello.

Por otro lado, si está tomando una acción o tomando una decisión únicamente con la intención de afectar a otras personas, su acción no tiene justificación alguna.

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