In my last post about benevolent lies, I suggested that it can’t really be ignorance about a person’s values that makes benevolent lies an offense against their autonomy (this seems to be Thomas Hill’s position’s last resort) because there will be people in close relationships who do not possess this ignorance. Thus, ignorance would not [...]
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