True/False Quiz

Kant believed that luck, whether good or bad, should have no influence on the moral assessment of persons and actions.

Nagel claims that almost nothing about what person does seems to be under his control.

According to Nagel, our beliefs are always ultimately due to factors outside our control.

According to Nagel, the American Revolution was a case of circumstantial luck.

Nagel claims that the idea of agency is incompatible with actions being events.

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