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Is Fairness in the Eye of the Beholder? An Impartial Spectator Analysis of Justice
A popular sentiment is that fairness is inexorably subjective and incapable of being determined by objective standards. This study, on the other hand, seeks to establish evidence on unbiased justice and to propose and demonstrate a general approach for measuring impartial views empirically. Most nor
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