Person is substantially autonomous

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Explain when, if ever, you think it is appropriate to override a person's actions or choices even though that person is substantially autonomous.

As part of your response, be sure to clearly explain the difference between strong and weak paternalism and to defend your answer through the use of moral theories and examples.

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