Which best reflects what Nozick and Aristotle would say about how we should distribute high-quality violins? a) Nozick would say that the best violins should go to the highest bidder, whereas Aristotle would say that they should go to those who will play them in a way most pleasing to the listeners. b) Nozick would say that the best violins should go to the hardest worker, whereas Aristotle would say that they should go to the most virtuous citizens as a way of honoring them. c) Nozick would say that the best violins should go to the people who will make the best use of them, whereas Aristotle would say that all citizens—but not slaves—deserve a chance to use the violins. d) Nozick would say that society should be set up so that at birth everyone has an equal chance of acquiring one of the violins, whereas Aristotle would say that the best violins should go to the best violinists. e) Nozick would say that that the best violins should be owned either by the people who made them, or the people who acquired them through free exchange, whereas Aristotle would say that the best violins should go to the best violin players.