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13. According to Susan Wolf, the utilitarian moral saint A) would have at best a superficial enjoyment of their hobbies B) would spend all of their time trying to maximize social utility C) A and B 14. According to Susan Wolf, the conservative Kantian moral saint A) would have at best a superficial enjoyment of their hobbies B) would simply do their basic duties and not harm anyone C) A and B 15. According to Susan Wolf, the liberal Kantian moral saint A) would have at best a superficial enjoyment of their hobbies B) would simply do their basic duties and not harm anyone C) A and B 16. Each of the following is TRUE regarding Wolf's perspective of individual perfection EXCEPT: A) the perspective of individual perfection is incompatible with moral sainthood B) the perspective of individual perfection involves making oneself a better person C) the perspective of individual perfection would exclude helping others D) the perspective of individual perfection is an ideal that most people prefer over moral sainthood

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13. Answer: oprion B Explanation: According to Susan wolf, the utilitarian moral saint would spend all their time trying to maximize social utility. This is because an utilitasian moral saint hopes and works for the well-being of others and they are mosolly good as much as possible with respect to their acts. That's why, they want to maximize social utility. Therefore, option is the correct answer. The utilitarian saint does not enjoyment of their hobbies in life. They do not hope for enjoyable life. Hence, Option A is incorrect. Ophon C is incorrect because as option A is wrong, moral seek for A and B cannot be the answer