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    It is not the case that If charm functions as a genuine reason the agent endorses, then choosing the charming option does not involve acting against one's all-things-considered judgment.

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    • 1.Genuine endorsement can be distinguished from immediate appeal—charm may attract without truly being endorsed as weighty.
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    • 2.All-things-considered judgment requires integrating competing reasons hierarchically; mere endorsement of charm doesn't guarantee this integration.
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    • 3.Akratic agents often endorse reasons on reflection but act against them in the moment; endorsement alone doesn't settle action.
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    • 1.All-things-considered judgment is the set of reasons an agent genuinely endorses as motivating their action.
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    • 2.If charm functions as a genuine reason the agent endorses, it is part of their all-things-considered judgment by definition.
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    • 3.Acting on reasons one genuinely endorses cannot constitute acting against one's all-things-considered judgment.
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