The ultimate problem with ethical egoism seems to be that morality
A) can never approve of any act that serves self-interest.
B) is not concerned with the intentions of actions.
C) inherently goes against our self-interests.
D) requires that we act in cooperation to promote the good of each other.

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Ethical egoism suggests that actions are morally right if they promote one's self-interest. However, morality often requires cooperation and consideration of others' interests, which can conflict with purely self-interested actions.

The Ultimate Problem with Ethical Egoism Seems to Be That