The ability to always apply this type of ethics correctly is possessed by the "archangels" posited by Richard Hare.
The ability to always apply this type of ethics correctly is possessed by the "archangels" posited by Richard Hare. In Rethinking Life and Death, Peter Singer applies the "preference" form of this ethical philosophy to abortion and euthanasia. David Lyons disputes a common distinction drawn between forms of this philosophy that consider broad rules and individual acts. Derek Parfit suggests that the "repugnant conclusion" follows from "mere addition" across a population in applying this theory. For 10 points, name this consequentialist ethical philosophy that suggested that the good was to do the greatest happiness to the greatest number, supported by figures like Mill and Bentham.
The ability to always apply this type of ethics correctly is possessed by the "archangels" posited by Richard Hare.
{utilitarianism}