Yes, my question was meant to know what "rights" mean under prudent utilitarianism, since the word has been used. Nothing, it seems like. And failure to respect the "is ought" distinction is certaintly one of my issues with utilitarianism.
Yes, my question was meant to know what "rights" mean under prudent utilitarianism, since the word has been used. Nothing, it seems like. And failure to respect the "is ought" distinction is certaintly one of my issues with utilitarianism.
Yes, my question was meant to know what "rights" mean under prudent utilitarianism, since the word has been used. Nothing, it seems like. And failure to respect the "is ought" distinction is certaintly one of my issues with utilitarianism.
And thank you!