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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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Which philosophers most "bit the bullet" in following their arguments to a non-intuitive or undesirable conclusion that was being led to by their rationale?
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Dennett says that none of us experiences anything. Lewis says that all possible worlds exist and are as real as the actual world. Singer says there is nothing particularly wrong with infanticide and that you ought to give almost all of your possessions away to those who are in dire need of resources. Pereboom says we have no free will. Parfit says that there are some circumstances under which you could die and this would not bad for you even though your life is going quite well.