I don’t know how many academic philosophers are utilitarians specifically, but 23.6% of respondents to this survey accept or lean towards consequentialism, and I think forms of utilitarianism are the most commonly accepted theories of consequentialism. It would be a guess for me to say how many of those 23.6% or the utilitarians among them accept replacement.
I don’t know how many academic philosophers are utilitarians specifically, but 23.6% of respondents to this survey accept or lean towards consequentialism, and I think forms of utilitarianism are the most commonly accepted theories of consequentialism. It would be a guess for me to say how many of those 23.6% or the utilitarians among them accept replacement.