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We never did, no. But could you ever do that trading if one kid in class had 95% of all the candy from the off-set? I was not advocating nor (intentionally) su
by croon 6y ago
We never did, no. But could you ever do that trading if one kid in class had 95% of all the candy from the off-set?
I was not advocating nor (intentionally) suggesting utilitarianism meant everything identical for everyone.
- marcosdumay 6y ago> But could you ever do that trading if one kid in class had 95% of all the candy from the off-set? Hum... Yes. That's still in economics 101. Everybody will still be better off after the trade. Also, it's very likely (but still dependent of the candy distribution) that everybody will prefer to trade with that one kid instead of everybody else.