As people, we feel our moral obligation weaken with physical as well as emotional distance from individuals in need. for example, you’re more likely to someone dying of hunger at your feet than someone dying of hunger in another country. how does this human trait of morality dependent on distance shape our world?

answer: if though all maps are biased we study them to tell we have to go and use them to tell the direction we have to go but if you don't want to use a compass to find the way to go then the only option is to use the standard maps made by the european's  

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i would imagine your answer to be b.

i'm not could be wrong.

(also for future reference, their is an 'arts' category. : )

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ok sir

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