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Celerity

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2. I disagree, it is simply the numbers of lives involved, you are adding more stipulations nt
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Tue Nov 29, 2022, 07:08 AM
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Moral mathematics [View all] Celerity Nov 2022 OP
I think the first paragraph is in error.. delisen Nov 2022 #1
I disagree, it is simply the numbers of lives involved, you are adding more stipulations nt Celerity Nov 2022 #2
I would agree if it were 6 identical objects. delisen Nov 2022 #3
Under what circumstances would you choose one over five? ONLY if you have more information Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2022 #6
Your assumption that I have not read the article is erroneous. delisen Nov 2022 #8
It was based on your responses to the thread, which show a lack of understanding of fundamental Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2022 #9
No. There is no information to chose between those lives, so they MUST all get equal value Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2022 #4
I'll try this later if I have a chance to read it. n/t. NNadir Nov 2022 #5
You won't miss much. It is wordy and doesn't give much insight for people used to mathematics Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2022 #7
A past friend of mine survived in the Mediterranean while 10+ drowned. Tetrachloride Nov 2022 #10
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