All consequentialism is kinda non-local: The morality of an action depends on its far-future effects. If you can reason about far-future effects, you should be able to reason about the average happiness of aliens.
At least with consequentialism the morality of an action only depends on its forward light cone. With average utilitarianism the problem is significantly more extreme.
All consequentialism is kinda non-local: The morality of an action depends on its far-future effects. If you can reason about far-future effects, you should be able to reason about the average happiness of aliens.
At least with consequentialism the morality of an action only depends on its forward light cone. With average utilitarianism the problem is significantly more extreme.