I see, interesting. That means you bring in a notion independent of both the person’s experiences and preferences. You bring in a particular view on value (e.g. that life shouldn’t be repetitious). I’d just call this a consequentialist theory where the exact values would have to be specified in the description, instead of utilitarianism. But that’s just semantics, as you said initially, it’s important that we specify what exactly we’re talking about.
I see, interesting. That means you bring in a notion independent of both the person’s experiences and preferences. You bring in a particular view on value (e.g. that life shouldn’t be repetitious). I’d just call this a consequentialist theory where the exact values would have to be specified in the description, instead of utilitarianism. But that’s just semantics, as you said initially, it’s important that we specify what exactly we’re talking about.