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Classifying our moral reasons
We all have moral reasons to act in a certain way—whether that would be through creating the best outcomes for yourself, maximizing net utility, or following universalized rules. Those reasons can be generally split into agent-relative and...
The procreation asymmetry is wrong.
We have a moral obligation to create happy people—an obligation just as strong as our obligation not to create miserable people.
Pressing a button to materialize a person who will live a miserable life (negative utility) would be cruel and...
In defense of the procreation asymmetry
You’re presented with a red button. If you press this red button, you’ll bring person A into existence. Person A, however, is guaranteed to live a miserable life, a life not worth living.
Would you press the button? It seems sadistic and i...
Nobody cares about your personal experience.
3 blind men approach an elephant. None of them has ever heard of an elephant before.
Curious, they each feel different parts of the elephant to figure out what the behemoth is. The first man happened to grasp the elephant’s trunk, concludi...
The anthropic argument against God
Our existence may be one of the most compelling arguments against the existence of God—the anthropic argument claims that, given a God that is morally perfect and all-powerful, our existence as a species shouldn’t be possible, since such a...
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