In What Way Does Sidgwick Criticize Utilitarian Calculus

question 16

Multiple Choice

In what way does Sidgwick criticize utilitarian calculus?

• A) The time to calculate the best action is infinitely long.
• B) We need experience in order to perform the calculation.
• C) Pleasure is not the only good we seek.
• D) Utilitarianism excludes nonhuman animals from moral consideration.

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