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#41 Utilitarianism and the Collapse of Objective Morality

Jul 14
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Can morality be grounded solely in maximizing happiness? In this brief reflection, I examine the central weakness of utilitarianism: if the greatest good for the greatest number is the ultimate standard, then morality can change whenever the majority benefits from injustice. True morality requires an objective and unchanging foundation, not merely the calculation of consequences.


 
 
 

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