Dizionario filosofico
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Utilitarianism: Trying to Predict the Future Like a Mind-Reading Superhero 🎯
Di Markus Uehleke
Utilitarianism is all about maximizing happiness for the greatest number, a philosophy founded by Jeremy Bentham and refined by John Stuart Mill. Bentham treated all pleasures equally, which led to the joke: “If a pig’s happier than you, it’s better to be the pig!” Mill, worried we’d all become pleasure-chasing pigs, argued that higher pleasures (like thinking) are superior to lower ones (like eating).
Though noble, utilitarianism gets tricky—predicting outcomes and balancing happiness can turn life into mental gymnastics. After all, we can’t analyze every choice, not even pizza toppings!
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Nietzsche on morals
Di Markus Uehleke
What does Nietzsche mean by master and slave morality? We explain this by means of a meme and refer to his book "Genealogy of Morals". Read more now. -
Sulla verità in senso morale
Di Markus Uehleke
Una sintesi delle principali teorie morali e una definizione del prospettivismo morale, con i suoi limiti. Per saperne di più, visitate il nostro Blog di Filosofia. -
Against nihilism: the intuitive correctness of moral parameters
Di Markus Uehleke
Spieghiamo i meme di filosofia in modo che sappiate perché state ridendo. -
Aesthetics and morals: do we morally prefer what we perceive as beautiful?
Di Markus Uehleke
Spieghiamo i meme di filosofia in modo che sappiate perché state ridendo.