Definition: Unloafing is a concept in philosophy that refers to a situation where one's actions or decisions are not aligned with their values, beliefs, and principles. It is often associated with moral relativism, which emphasizes the importance of personal choice and individuality over collective norms and societal expectations. In other words, unloafing occurs when there is no agreement or consensus among individuals on what constitutes a good or morally right action. This can lead to situations where one's actions are not aligned with
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