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ETHICS (MORAL PHILOSOPHY)
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A philosopher argues, 'Rule utilitarianism is incoherent. If a rule is established because it generally maximizes utility, but in a specific case, breaking the rule would maximize utility even more, then the utilitarian must, by their own core logic, break the rule. Therefore, rule utilitarianism offers no real guidance distinct from act utilitarianism.' This argument describes...
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