Which of the following is a premise in the Anti-Luck Argument?
A) Nations are morally required to give everyone an equal chance at a good life if their poor prospects are due to bad luck (i.e., circumstances beyond their control).
B) Freedom to experience good luck is a human right, and so had by all humans.
C) States have a moral duty to protect their citizens against the effects of luck.
D) None of the above

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The Anti-Luck Argument posits that individuals should not be disadvantaged by factors beyond their control, and nations have a moral obligation to mitigate these disparities, aligning with choice A's emphasis on equalizing opportunities regardless of luck.

Which of the Following Is a Premise in the Anti-Luck