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Moral luck is a philosophical concept that refers to the situation in which a moral agent’s moral standing or the moral evaluation they receive is influenced by factors beyond their control—that is, by luck. This problem arises from a conflict between the common intuition that moral evaluation should depend solely on what is within an individual’s control and the observation that luck inevitably affects a person’s moral status. Discussions are typically closely linked to the concept of moral res