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[[Induction]] is a method used to enable one to draw a conclusion based on some supporting observed pattern. This concept is often used in consequentialist frameworks and is important to understand to respond to and make objections to said frameworks. | [[Induction]] is a method used to enable one to draw a conclusion based on some supporting observed pattern. This concept is often used in consequentialist frameworks and is important to understand to respond to and make objections to said frameworks. | ||
[[Act-Omission Distinction]] | [[Act-Omission Distinction]] is the debate over whether there is a difference between choosing to act or abstaining from acting. | ||
[[Intent-Foresight Distinction]] | [[Intent-Foresight Distinction]] is the debate over whether foreseeing the consequence of one's action means one intends for that consequence to occur. | ||