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    Challenges→Appraisal respect is not the kind of respect required by Kant's Humanity Formula.

    Recognizing degrees of moral virtue or rational achievement in persons is compatible with treating each person's humanity as an inviolable end, since the latter concerns a threshold property, not a scalar one.

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    Compatible/Compatibility(as used in logic and philosophy)
    When two different ideas or principles can exist together without contradicting each other.
    End (as a philosophical concept)(as used in ethics and metaphysics)
    A goal, purpose, or value that is worth pursuing for its own sake, rather than just as a means to get something else.
    Humanity (as a philosophical concept)(as used in ethics, especially Kantian philosophy)
    The basic human dignity and worth that every person possesses simply by being human, regardless of their abilities or achievements.
    Inviolable(as used in ethics)
    Something that must never be broken, violated, or treated as unimportant; sacred or untouchable.
    Rational achievement(as used in philosophy of mind and ethics)

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    Something someone accomplishes through using their thinking and reasoning skills well.
    Scalar property(as used in logic and metaphysics)
    A quality that comes in different degrees or amounts, like height or intelligence—something can have more or less of it.
    Threshold property(as used in logic and metaphysics)
    A quality that something either has or doesn't have, with no in-between—like being pregnant (you either are or aren't), rather than coming in different amounts.
    moral virtue(Nicomachean Ethics 1107a1)
    A disposition to choose actions lying in the mean relative to the agent, determined by reason; it belongs to the part of the soul that can obey reason rather than the part that reasons itself.

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