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    It is not the case that Conflating natural and social disadvantages in institutional design collapses the distinction between what society owes persons and what nature merely imposes.

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    • 1.Social institutions always mediate natural conditions; there is no pre-social 'natural' baseline to reference.
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    • 2.Whether disadvantage stems from nature or society, its impact on opportunity is identical and equally calls for remedy.
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    • 3.The distinction enables institutions to evade responsibility for effects they could mitigate through design choices.
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    • 1.Society is responsible only for harms it creates; natural limitations exist independent of social structures.
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    • 2.Conflating these categories risks obligating institutions to solve all human suffering, which is practically impossible.
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    • 3.Distinguishing them preserves meaningful accountability: society answers for discrimination, nature does not.
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