According to Harris, "the feeling that no man should be required to lay down his life for others makes many people shy away from such a scheme, even though it might be fanatical to accept it on prudential grounds, and perhaps even mandatory on utilitarian grounds."

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Harris did not specifically make this statement about the feeling that no man should be required to lay down his life for others in relation to shying away from a scheme, even though it might be fanatical to accept it on prudential grounds, and perhaps even mandatory on utilitarian grounds. This statement does not accurately reflect a direct quote or a specific idea attributed to him in his works on ethics and morality.

According to Harris, "The Feeling That No Man Should Be