Walter Sinnott-Armstrong doesn't discuss every imaginable principle. Try to come up with one that (a) isn't vulnerable to the objections he discusses and (b) implies that we shouldn't drive wastefully. Then, imagine how Sinnott-Armstrong might criticize the principle you propose.

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The Answer is -Propose a principle that meets the two conditions.
-Develop a plausible objection to the principle on Sinnott-Armstrong's behalf, using sound reasoning, well-chosen examples, insightful analogies, etc.

Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Doesn't Discuss Every Imaginable Principle