$$ Acting ethically requires that one not be a "serious" person, on Simone de Beauvoir's view. $$ She defines a "serious" person as someone who denies that they can act freely. $$ A person who does not think they can live freely does not feel responsible for their actions. So $$ Beauvoir's "serious" people don't feel responsible for what they do$.$ And $$ feeling responsible for one's actions is required if one is to act ethically.

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