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This is the classic Machivellian approach to political and socio-economic problems as outlined in The Prince, a treatise on pragmatic governing written in 1513.

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It was worth what you had to go through in order to get where you wanted to go.

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Q: The ends justify the means thinking uses which ethical theory as its justification?
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