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According to aristotle, the greatest good for humans is a. virtue law. b. happiness or flourishing. c. virtuosity. d. the golden mean.

According to aristotle, the greatest good for humans is a. virtue law. b. happiness or flourishing. c. virtuosity. d. the golden mean.
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according to aristotle, the greatest good for humans is a. virtue law. b. happiness or flourishing. c. virtuosity. d. the golden mean.

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B. Happiness or flourishing I think
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