Our moral intuitions can be misleading; we need to rely on reason to make sound ethical judgments.
Animal rights, utilitarian ethics
Our moral intuitions can be misleading; we need to rely on reason to make sound ethical judgments.
Animal rights, utilitarian ethics
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"If we want to be truly ethical, we need to be rational and impartial in our moral judgments."
Strange & Unusual"The greatest good for the greatest number should be our guiding principle."
Strange & Unusual"The idea of 'human rights' should be extended to 'sentient rights'."
Strange & Unusual"If you don't believe in God, then morality is about reducing suffering and promoting well-being for all."
Strange & Unusual"If we compare a severely disabled human infant with a nonhuman animal, we may find that the animal has superior capacities for rationality, autonomy, and sentience."
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