The standard answer is killing a person with below-average well-being*, assuming no further consequences follow from this. This assumes dying has zero disutility, however.
See comments on For The People Who Are Still Alive for lots of related discussion.
*I consider the term “experienced utility” harmful. Utility is a decision-theoretic abstraction, not an experience.
The standard answer is killing a person with below-average well-being*, assuming no further consequences follow from this. This assumes dying has zero disutility, however.
See comments on For The People Who Are Still Alive for lots of related discussion.
*I consider the term “experienced utility” harmful. Utility is a decision-theoretic abstraction, not an experience.