This is pretty superficial, and devotees no thought to other objections. Primarily, is utility calculable by any actual agent? Secondarily, why give equal weight to individual utility functions?
Is the utility of different agents comparable at all?
Also how do you distinguish between intentional acts and accidents? Or do you not need to?
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This is pretty superficial, and devotees no thought to other objections. Primarily, is utility calculable by any actual agent? Secondarily, why give equal weight to individual utility functions?
Is the utility of different agents comparable at all?
Also how do you distinguish between intentional acts and accidents? Or do you not need to?