Frankfurt's decision inducer thought experiment shows that
A) one can be held responsible for an action even if one couldn't do otherwise.
B) not every event has a cause.
C) desires are produced by external forces.
D) genetics plays a stronger role than environment in forming our character.

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Frankfurt's decision inducer thought experiment illustrates that a person can be morally responsible for their actions even if they had no alternative choices, challenging the principle of alternate possibilities.

Frankfurt's Decision Inducer Thought Experiment Shows That