Infinite Ethics and Utilitarianism
William and Tyler discuss the concept of infinite ethics and its implications for utilitarianism. They explore the idea of maximizing value in the long term and the possibility of creating infinite amounts of value. The conversation delves into the challenges of applying universal ethics and the need for context in ethical calculations.In this clip
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How do the ethical theories discussed in the episode Will MacAskill Interview (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast) and the clip Moral Dilemmas Explored work in practice when addressing dilemmas like the trolley problem?