My guess is that, even then, there’ll be a lot of people for whom it remains counterintuitive. (People may no longer use the strong word “repugnant” to describe it, but I think many will still find it counterintuitive.)
Which would support my point that many people find the repugnant conclusion counterintuitive not (just) because of aggregation concerns, but also because they have the intuition that adding new people doesn’t make things better.
My guess is that, even then, there’ll be a lot of people for whom it remains counterintuitive. (People may no longer use the strong word “repugnant” to describe it, but I think many will still find it counterintuitive.)
Which would support my point that many people find the repugnant conclusion counterintuitive not (just) because of aggregation concerns, but also because they have the intuition that adding new people doesn’t make things better.