Nice point. I shouldn’t have picked averageism as the most extreme version of this view. It would have been more apt to pick a “capped” model where the value on additional utility (or utility of a specific type) becomes zero after enough of it has been achieved.
Nice point. I shouldn’t have picked averageism as the most extreme version of this view. It would have been more apt to pick a “capped” model where the value on additional utility (or utility of a specific type) becomes zero after enough of it has been achieved.
Ye, I might be wrong, but something like Larry Temkin’s model might work best here (been a while since I read it so may be getting it wrong)