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The Brute luck "argument" will be explored in our next cast. In this cast, we learn what "brute luck" is supposed to be. Rawls will transition to "Justice as Fairness". As we will see, the brute luck argument attacks "meritocracy" or the "individualist work ethic"; the idea that rewards should be based on ability. As Rawls develops his approach to justice, he will seek ability back in. Enjoy!
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Dr. Lee Basham
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