The document discusses the concept of public reason, emphasizing the need for individuals to justify public policy preferences without appealing to specific world-views. It highlights the challenges of adhering to this norm due to cognitive biases and self-serving motivations. The document also examines the difficulties corporations face in conforming to public reason in their political speech, given institutional biases favoring directors and shareholders.
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