For example, if you make a decision and then die, there will be consequences, but no future experiences. While future experiences are part of consequences, they don’t paint a balanced picture, as (predictable) things outside experiences are going to happen as well. You can send $X to charity, and expected consequences will predictably depend on specific (moderate) value of X, but you won’t expect differing future experiences depending on X.
For example, if you make a decision and then die, there will be consequences, but no future experiences. While future experiences are part of consequences, they don’t paint a balanced picture, as (predictable) things outside experiences are going to happen as well. You can send $X to charity, and expected consequences will predictably depend on specific (moderate) value of X, but you won’t expect differing future experiences depending on X.
Gotcha! Sure, that makes sense. Thanks.