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We avoid inconsistencies because they lead to confusion and the frustration of our desires, are inherently painful, and bring social penalties.

    { 1 } - intuitionist justification
    { 2 } - cultural-relativist justification
    { 3 } - supernaturalist justification
    { 4 } - self-interest justification
    { 5 } - subjectivist justification

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1 is wrong. Please try again.

We avoid inconsistencies because they lead to confusion and the frustration of our desires, are inherently painful, and bring social penalties.

The duty to be consistent is a self-evident truth. <=> intuitionist justification

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2 is wrong. Please try again.

We avoid inconsistencies because they lead to confusion and the frustration of our desires, are inherently painful, and bring social penalties.

    { 1 } - intuitionist justification
    { 2 } - cultural-relativist justification
    { 3 } - supernaturalist justification
    { 4 } - self-interest justification
    { 5 } - subjectivist justification

We ought to avoid inconsistencies because society demands this. <=> cultural-relativist justification

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

We avoid inconsistencies because they lead to confusion and the frustration of our desires, are inherently painful, and bring social penalties.

    { 1 } - intuitionist justification
    { 2 } - cultural-relativist justification
    { 3 } - supernaturalist justification
    { 4 } - self-interest justification
    { 5 } - subjectivist justification

We ought to avoid inconsistencies because God desires this. <=> supernaturalist justification

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4 is correct!

We avoid inconsistencies because they lead to confusion and the frustration of our desires, are inherently painful, and bring social penalties.

    { 1 } - intuitionist justification
    { 2 } - cultural-relativist justification
    { 3 } - supernaturalist justification
    { 4 } - self-interest justification
    { 5 } - subjectivist justification

We avoid inconsistencies because they lead to confusion and the frustration of our desires, are inherently painful, and bring social penalties. <=> self-interest justification

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5 is wrong. Please try again.

We avoid inconsistencies because they lead to confusion and the frustration of our desires, are inherently painful, and bring social penalties.

    { 1 } - intuitionist justification
    { 2 } - cultural-relativist justification
    { 3 } - supernaturalist justification
    { 4 } - self-interest justification
    { 5 } - subjectivist justification

We accept the duty to be consistent because we have negative feelings toward inconsistencies. <=> subjectivist justification

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