But that would show up in the measure for total utility, and so we would decide not to put people in those jobs because it reduces total utility. It's already a

But that would show up in the measure for total utility, and so we would decide not to put people in those jobs because it reduces total utility. It's already accounted for. It seemed grandparent was trying to allude at some outside measure - suppose if these people didn't get "pain" from doing these jobs - as if there's some value outside of utility for respecting someone's human capacity. And Kant does believe in this.