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This paper introduces the concept of business-related conspiracy theories (BrCTs). Drawing on Aristotelian virtue ethics and undertaking a narratological and ethical analysis of 28 BrCTs found online, I emphasize that BrCTs are narratives with structures rooted in other latent macro- and meta-narratives, including centuries-old myths. In particular, I reconstruct the fictional world (diegesis) of BrCTs - one in which CSR and social contracts have failed - before identifying eight different types of actors as which people can morally s

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Introduction In the world of competitive play, whether in video games, tabletop video gaming, or other competitive arenas, the principle of item upgrading functions as a critical aspect that can figure out triumph or defeat. As players navigate through challenges and confront enemies, the items they have become more than mere tools; they transform into extensions of their strategies and methods. The process of upgrading items is not simply about improving data; it encapsulates an entire viewpoint behind prepara