According to Singer, "Expert observers and supervisors, sent out by famine relief organizations or permanently stationed in famine-prone areas, can direct our aid to a refugee in Bengal almost as effectively as we could get it to someone in our own block. There would seem, therefore, to be no possible justification for discriminating on ..."
A) geographical grounds.
B) racial grounds.
C) religious grounds.
D) scientific grounds.

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Singer is arguing that aid should not be discriminated based on geographical grounds, as it can be equally effective regardless of where the recipient is located. He does not mention race, religion, or science as factors for discrimination in aid distribution.

According to Singer, "Expert Observers and Supervisors, Sent Out by Famine