There is something important to me in this conversation about not trusting one’s consequentialist analysis when evaluating proposals to violate deontological lines, and from my perspective you still haven’t managed to paraphrase this basic ethical idea or shown you’ve understood it, which I feel a little frustrated over. Ah well. I still have been glad of this opportunity to argue it through, and I feel grateful to Neel for that.
There is something important to me in this conversation about not trusting one’s consequentialist analysis when evaluating proposals to violate deontological lines, and from my perspective you still haven’t managed to paraphrase this basic ethical idea or shown you’ve understood it, which I feel a little frustrated over. Ah well. I still have been glad of this opportunity to argue it through, and I feel grateful to Neel for that.