Plausibly, depending on your view of personal identity, yes.
I won’t be identical to my copies, and so I think I’d play the same sorts of arguments I want to do so far—copies are potential people, and behind a veil of ignorance between whether I’d be a copy or the genuine article, the collection of people would want to mutually agree the genuine article picks the former option in Omegas gamble.
(Aside: loss/risk aversion is generally not taken to be altogether different from justice. I mean, veil of ignorance heuristic specifies a risk averse agent, and difference principle seems to be loss averse.
Plausibly, depending on your view of personal identity, yes.
I won’t be identical to my copies, and so I think I’d play the same sorts of arguments I want to do so far—copies are potential people, and behind a veil of ignorance between whether I’d be a copy or the genuine article, the collection of people would want to mutually agree the genuine article picks the former option in Omegas gamble.
(Aside: loss/risk aversion is generally not taken to be altogether different from justice. I mean, veil of ignorance heuristic specifies a risk averse agent, and difference principle seems to be loss averse.