According to the received nature, or common view of justice (not Socrates's view), the perfectly and completely unjust person...
A) is the happiest and is perceived to be just.
B) suffers from his or her moral conscience.
C) will be punished and sentenced to death.
D) will always lose against the perfectly just.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

According to the received nature or common view of justice, the perfectly and completely unjust person is the happiest and is perceived to be just. This is because they are able to exploit and take advantage of others without any consequences or guilt. They are able to accumulate wealth and power through unethical means and are often admired for their success, even if it is achieved through unjust actions. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

According to the Received Nature, or Common View of Justice