In this episode, we continue our discussion about values and how they impact decision-making and behavior. We explore the difference between acquired values and developed values, with an emphasis on the importance of the latter. Using the example of smoking, we delve into how individuals form their values and consider the impact on themselves and others. We also touch on the concept of justice, discussing the balance between self and other rights, the implications of decisions, and the quest for harmony in value-based choices.
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