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On the Ethics of Naturalism

Note 233 — Chapter VIII · THE EVOLUTIONIST END.

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Spencer, Data of Ethics, p. 71: "Briefly, then, if the conduct is the best possible on every occasion, it follows that as the occasions are endlessly varied the acts will be endlessly varied to suit—the heterogeneity in the combination of motions will be extreme."

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