Which of the following does Rachels not offer as a reason to reject the argument that people are selfish because they always do what they want to do?
A) People sometimes do things they don't want to do as a means to some further end.
B) Even if people only do what they most want to do, their actions don't count as selfish because they're determined by each person's biology.
C) People sometimes do things they don't want to do because they feel obligated to do them.
D) Even if people only do what they most want to do, their actions don't count as selfish if what they want is to help others.

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Rachels does not offer the argument that people's actions are determined by their biology as a reason to reject the argument that people are selfish because they always do what they want to do. Rather, he argues that people sometimes do things they don't want to do as a means to some further end, because they feel obligated, or because they want to help others.

Which of the Following Does Rachels Not Offer as a Reason