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    It is not the case that Without such an argument, the asymmetry reflects psychological bias rather than a rational normative distinction, undermining the claim that the asymmetric attitude is 'entirely reasonable.'

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    • 1.Some asymmetries reflect genuine normative differences that don't require explicit articulation.
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    • 2.The distinction between bias and justified intuition cannot be determined by argument-absence alone.
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    • 3.Demanding formal arguments for all attitudes sets an unrealistic epistemic standard for reasonableness.
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    • 1.Psychological biases systematically distort our moral judgments without rational justification.
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    • 2.An asymmetric attitude lacking principled argument cannot meet the burden of proof for rationality.
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    • 3.Reasonableness requires coherent normative principles, not merely intuitive preferences.
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