There’s been a lot of discussions around utilitarianism as of late in the blogoblob I hang out in. So fine, I’ll bite: Most issues with any system of ethics arise when you try to make it absolute. Be it the repugnant conclusion, theodicy, solipsism, preference-towards non-existence; Or any other sort of driving axioms to infinity causing you to conclude seagulls should pluck out your eyeballs.
Any Utilitarianism Makes Sense As Policy
Any Utilitarianism Makes Sense As Policy
Any Utilitarianism Makes Sense As Policy
There’s been a lot of discussions around utilitarianism as of late in the blogoblob I hang out in. So fine, I’ll bite: Most issues with any system of ethics arise when you try to make it absolute. Be it the repugnant conclusion, theodicy, solipsism, preference-towards non-existence; Or any other sort of driving axioms to infinity causing you to conclude seagulls should pluck out your eyeballs.