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Utilitarian analysis inevitably is coopted by those in power to frame "good" as what the powerful want. For example, some say it's more important to keep peopl
by yannyu 2y ago
Utilitarian analysis inevitably is coopted by those in power to frame "good" as what the powerful want.
For example, some say it's more important to keep people's stock-invested retirement accounts solvent by increasing stock prices rather than take corporate profits and pay people who can't even afford groceries or rent, let alone invest in a retirement account.