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Social Studies, 19.02.2020 02:30, kandiigurlz23

To a(n) , breaking promises is wrong because if the implied rule were universalized (if everyone followed the rule), then no promise anywhere could be trusted and the whole convention of promise making would be obliterated. Thus no one would be willing to live in such a world.

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