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"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"

    { 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
    { 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
    { 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
    { 4 } - is a logicality theorem.

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1 is correct!

"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"

This follows using the prescriptivity and rationality axioms.

Conscientiousness has to do with the consistency between our ethical beliefs and the way we live.

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2 is wrong. Please try again.

"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"

    { 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
    { 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
    { 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
    { 4 } - is a logicality theorem.

Prescriptivity is about relationships between ought-judgments and imperatives.

The above principle has to do with the consistency of believing one way and acting another way.

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"

    { 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
    { 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
    { 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
    { 4 } - is a logicality theorem.

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4 is wrong. Please try again.

"Don't accept that you ought to do this action and yet at the same time not act to do it"

    { 1 } - is a conscientiousness theorem.
    { 2 } - is the prescriptivity axiom.
    { 3 } - is the formula of universal law.
    { 4 } - is a logicality theorem.

Logicality has to do with the logical consistency of beliefs.

The above principle has to do with the consistency of believing one way and acting another way.

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