There's no involvement of the utility monster in what I'm talking about. If you put the cost of imminent certain death of one person as infinite, then given th

There's no involvement of the utility monster in what I'm talking about. If you put the cost of imminent certain death of one person as infinite, then given the choice between: One person dies right now, everyone else survives and lives a full life. And In one hour, everyone in the world dies with a 99.9999% chance. You would pick the latter. That's the issue I see with placing an infinite cost on imminent death.