As I specify in my first footnote, consequentialism is wickedly hard to define. It may be that the teleological aspect is more important than the subsequence aspect, but either one leaves some things to be desired, and my post was already awfully long without going into “teleology”.
As I specify in my first footnote, consequentialism is wickedly hard to define. It may be that the teleological aspect is more important than the subsequence aspect, but either one leaves some things to be desired, and my post was already awfully long without going into “teleology”.
I like your article, though!