Do something people - read it a few times - look for the words in how I apply them to understand it.
I believe there is irony in everything.
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It is the only way to make sense of what we are faced with when examining things from an utilitarian perspective.
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You must expect that in something no matter 1- its objectivity or lack thereof you are 2- aware of how that other half acts 3- is direct in its response 4 - though not impartial. This is how utilitariansim works.
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What I feel for myself better enables the intentions of others that would not otherwise 'care'. (Keep this in mind as to the conclusion of this narrative.) The archetype is easy to identify. However, utilitarianism is often confused with the premise that if you are inclined to commit to something in a typically pragmatic manner, your expectation rests in conforming a kind of incestuous nature. This means that the expectation if someone were to rape another person, that utilitarianism predicates the fact you have willingly enabled such an act. In such a definition of utilitarianism, you are justified in expectation that the other person is complacent. That is of course, as I argue, the falsification of what utilitarianism truly entails is misrepresented as an idea of extortion. Person 'x' is doing something that must be satisfied by person 'y' = this is not utilitiarianism but is exponentially classified as.
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Utilitarianism is the act combined with the source that each individual is not zero-tolerant of what entitlement they have independently. Therefore, they act toward a source of a problem with the same goal in mind based on the same admission.
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In all of this, beautification is the result of true utilitarian perspective. It helps to identify the real cause of it as a partnership whereas one sided it may be. The utilitarian model should not be decimated but a condemnation of intercepting how the same idea is not to disable it. For example: if my life depended on being a charity case, does this also mean I expect the world to cater to my needs. I would answer the ability to 'care' is much more appropriate a term when looking to an unstable kind of world we live in. The utilitarian perspective is present in everything we do as result.
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