A rational justification for ethical behavior

Abstract

It has always seemed to me that the universe is a bit more diabolical than one would expect. There are just too many strange and frustrating incidents that can not be attributed to pure chance. Can there be some validity to the thousands of "Murphy's Laws" that we have heard about or been subjected to? Maybe. Murphy's Laws may not be the worst of it.

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Leon Felkins
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Sustainability and Common-Pool Resources Alternatives to Tragedy.Stanley R. Carpenter - 1998 - Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology 3 (4):170-183.

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