John Stuart Mill's "Utilitarianism"

In this episode, I cover John Stuart Mill's "Utilitarianism."
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[@leodarkk]

I like your example at the coffee place, where someone would ask about the whole menu and slow everything's down, but because it's also a very good way to illustrate a common counter argument to Kant's point.
If someone had a very serious allergy, it would make sense that they take more time to ask for the whole menu. The point is (roughly) that one cannot universalize a law, as there is no universal human being. It's a well known argument, but that coffee place example is perfect to illustrate it, so thanks for making me think about.

[@a.m.a6807]

Just please, keep on doing these videos I really do enjoy your simplicity and sense of humor between the lines

[@kukud44]

You produce great videos so don't taint it for listeners by making value judgements. For instance stating your stance on the overturn of Roe. V. Wade was unnecessary!

[@TheoryPhilosophy]

You're welcome to leave if criticizing the end of bodily autonomy offends you

[@silvialexandrino]

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