Which isn’t actually computable.
Niether is half of math. Many differential equations are uncomputable, and yet they are very useful. Why should a moral theory be computable?
(and “maximize expected utility” can be approximated computably, like most of those uncomputable differential equations)
Niether is half of math. Many differential equations are uncomputable, and yet they are very useful. Why should a moral theory be computable?
(and “maximize expected utility” can be approximated computably, like most of those uncomputable differential equations)