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According to Luban, the "ticking time bomb" scenario is unrealistic because: It presumes that the tortured prisoner has information. It presumes that there is a specific threat that the torturer aims to prevent. • It presumes the tortured prisoner is guilty. It presumes that the decision to torture is made by an individual (rather than the result of an established practice). All of the above

Name: according to luban the ticking time bomb scenario is unrealistic because it presumes that the tortured prisoner has information it presumes that there is a specific threat that the torturer 75605
Uploaded: 2023-11-05T15:58:35-08:00
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Description: according to luban the ticking time bomb scenario is unrealistic because it presumes that the tortured prisoner has information it presumes that there is a specific threat that the torturer 75605

          According to Luban, the "ticking time bomb" scenario is unrealistic because:
It presumes that the tortured prisoner has information.
It presumes that there is a specific threat that the torturer aims to prevent.
• It presumes the tortured prisoner is guilty.
It presumes that the decision to torture is made by an individual (rather than the result of an established practice).
All of the above

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Computer Science and Information Technology

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11/05/2023

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According to Luban, the "ticking time bomb" scenario is unrealistic because: It presumes that the tortured prisoner has information. It presumes that there is a specific threat that the torturer aims to prevent. • It presumes the tortured prisoner is guilty. It presumes that the decision to torture is made by an individual (rather than the result of an established practice). All of the above