According to the text, the evidence available: a. suggests, but does not prove, that psychological egoism is true. b. proves that psychological egoism is true. c. proves that psychological egoism is false. d. suggests, but does not prove, that psychological egoism is false.

According to the text, the evidence available: a. suggests, but does not prove, that psychological egoism is true. b. proves that psychological egoism is true. c. proves that psychological egoism is false. d. suggests, but does not prove, that psychological egoism is false.

The correct answer is 'D' Suggest but does not prove, that psychological egoism is false

Explanation:

Socrates claim that piety is not he same thing as being loved by the gods. piety would then be knowledge of how to give and to beg from the gods. Socrates says that if this were true then piety is a trading skill between men and gods and that what they get from us is honor, reverence and gratitude Socrates says that Euthyphro's arguments go around in a circle (and that) either we were wrong when we agreed before or that if we were right then we are wrong now.

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