Nagel believes that a persuasive argument for not harming others is implicit in which of the following questions? A) "How would you like it if someone did that to you?" B) "What were you thinking?" C) "Is that how you were raised?" D) "What if you get caught?"

he believes that persuasive question is "HOW WOULD YOU LIKE IT IF SOMEONE DID THAT TO YOU".

Explanation: Thomas Nagel is an American philosopher, and a professor of philosophy and law.

Thomas Nagel believes that a persuasive argument is conscious just if there is “something that it is like” . That is if ones has placed himself to be in the position of another. This will bring empathy among people and make one to consider his or her action before taking.

This is a persuasive argument, because it gives you a conclusion of how the person will feel if this action is taken or how the person feels because of an action, by using how you will feel if it were you.

paul revere would be your answer : )

i would say d tho   ctfvygbuhinjmlk