Norcross agrees that if a being is incapable of moral reasoning, at even the most basic level, then it cannot be

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A being that is incapable of moral reasoning cannot be considered a moral agent, as it lacks the capacity to make moral choices and act in a morally responsible way. Moral patients, on the other hand, only require the ability to suffer or experience well-being in order to be considered objects of moral concern. Being an object of moral sympathy or a being of value does not require moral reasoning either.

Norcross Agrees That If a Being Is Incapable of Moral