| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It is no less a part of prudence to strive for true belief than it is to surround oneself with beauty or to keep one's body healthy; it is just as much a duty of prudence to keep from false beleif as it is to avoid promoting ugliness in one's environment and disease in one's body.Now, one might say that there is a defensible distinction between the agent's goods and the goods of others, and it is
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