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    Challenges→Even the morally worst individuals must be regarded as ends in themselves and treated with respect.

    A moral framework that mandates identical regard for the virtuous and the vicious collapses the normatively significant distinction between agents who honor and those who violate humanity.

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    Key Terms

    Collapses(complexity theory)
    When separate levels of a hierarchy become indistinguishable or merge into one, suggesting they're actually the same difficulty level.
    Vicious(as used in ethics to describe someone's character)
    Having bad character or moral habits; behaving in ways that are cruel, dishonest, or harmful to yourself or others.
    Virtuous(describing the character of souls)
    Morally good; having admirable qualities like honesty, kindness, and courage.
    agents(referring to people in this philosophical discussion)
    People, or more broadly, any thinking being capable of having beliefs and making decisions.
    honor(agents who follow moral principles)

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    To treat with respect and approval; to follow or uphold moral principles and rules.
    humanity(The ultimate source of value in the argument's chain of normative grounding)
    One's rational nature, understood as the capacity for rational self-governance
    identical regard(treating virtuous and vicious people the same)
    Treating everyone or everything in exactly the same way, without making any distinctions between them.
    mandates(what the moral framework insists upon)
    Requires or demands that something must be done; leaves no choice in the matter.
    moral framework(in ethics)
    A system of principles and ideas that explains what is right and wrong and how we should live.
    normatively significant distinction(the meaningful moral difference the statement says gets erased)
    An important difference that matters for determining what is right or wrong and how people should be treated.

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