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This is a rough attempt to present deontology and virtue ethics as approximate, effective theories [1] of consequentialist morality, for agents sever…
x Deontology and virtue ethics as "effective theories" of consequentialist ethics — LessWrong Consequentialism Deontology Ethics & Morality Planning & Decision-Making World Optimization Frontpage 72 Deontology and virtue ethics as "effective theories" of consequentialist ethics by Jan_Kulveit 17th Nov 2022 12 min read 9 72 This is a rough attempt to present deontology and virtue ethics as approximate, effective theories [1] of consequentialist morality, for agents severely bounded in their ability to determine the consequences of their actions, and delegating actions to future selves. I think
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