The most reasonable form of psychological egoism holds that we always do what is in our own best interest.

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The most reasonable form of psychological egoism holds that our actions are motivated by our own self-interest but does not necessarily mean that we always do what is in our own best interest. Sometimes we may act against our own best interest if we believe it will bring about greater overall happiness or benefit to ourselves or others.

The Most Reasonable Form of Psychological Egoism Holds That We