I’m arguing that deciding whether or not it is a good thing should include the PR impact (i.e. a weak consequentialist approach). I don’t care if things look bad, unless that perception leads bad outcomes. In this case, I think the perception could lead to bad outcomes that dominate the good outcomes in the expected value calculation
I’m arguing that deciding whether or not it is a good thing should include the PR impact (i.e. a weak consequentialist approach). I don’t care if things look bad, unless that perception leads bad outcomes. In this case, I think the perception could lead to bad outcomes that dominate the good outcomes in the expected value calculation