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Altruism refers to the motivation behind actions undertaken for the concern and benefit of other people. However, non-altruistically motivated actions can still be good (e.g. people pursuing non-rival goods), and altruistically motivated actions can still be bad (e.g. people being mistaken about what is good).others at ones own expense.
Altruism refers to the motivation behind actions undertaken for the benefit of other people. If you do something to feelHowever, non-altruistically motivated actions can still be good (e.g. people pursuing non-rival goods), and altruistically motivated actions can still be bad (e.g. people being mistaken about helping people, or even to be a better person in some spiritual sense, it isn't truly altruism.what is good).
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ActionsAltruism refers to actions undertaken for the benefit of other people. If you do something to feel good about helping people, or even to be a better person in some spiritual sense, it isn'isn't truly altruism.