| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But, there is an argument for it that we should consider: (1) Alf did A, A was wrong, but Alf was ignorant of this fact at the time he did A because he did not believe it was wrong [suppose].(2) One is culpable for ignorant behavior only if one is culpable for the ignorance on or from which it was performed.(3) So, Alf is culpable for having done A only if he is culpable for the ignorance on or fro
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