Instead of tabulating consequences or pondering precisely what one's duties are in a given situation, a virtuous person generally makes ethical decisions. How?
A) as spontaneous System-1 reactions to a given situation
B) as reflective System-2 deliberations about a given situation
C) by consideration of relevant prior precedents
D) by asking a wiser person what ought to be done

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A virtuous person generally makes ethical decisions as spontaneous System-1 reactions to a given situation, based on their ingrained ethical principles and values. They don't need to deliberate at length or rely on external guidance, as they have internalized these values and can act in accordance with them intuitively.

Instead of Tabulating Consequences or Pondering Precisely What One's Duties