Agreed, “as possible” is quite heavy, as is “everyone”. But it at least slightly refines the question “what’s right?” to “what’s fair?”. Which is still a huge question.
The quasi-literal answer to your question is: a voronoi diagram. It looks right—I don’t quite know what it means in practice, though.
In general, the further a situation is from my baseline intuitions concerning fairness and respect for apparent volition, the weaker my moral apprehension of it is. Life is full of trade-offs of wildly varying importance and difficulty. I’d be suspicious of any short account of them.
Agreed, “as possible” is quite heavy, as is “everyone”. But it at least slightly refines the question “what’s right?” to “what’s fair?”. Which is still a huge question.
The quasi-literal answer to your question is: a voronoi diagram. It looks right—I don’t quite know what it means in practice, though.
In general, the further a situation is from my baseline intuitions concerning fairness and respect for apparent volition, the weaker my moral apprehension of it is. Life is full of trade-offs of wildly varying importance and difficulty. I’d be suspicious of any short account of them.