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2. Against aggregation?
Imagine we are in a “trade-off” scenario in which six people are facing death. We can
either save five people or one person, but we cannot save all six people. Most people
have the intuition the intuition that it 5 dying is worse than 1 person dying, so we should
save the five. This kind of intuition drives consequentialism. However, in his essay
“Should the Numbers Count,” John Taurek writes, “Five individuals each losing his life
does not add up to anyone’s experiencing a loss greater than that [of one person losing
his life]” (p.307). What is Taurek’s point here, and how does it pose a problem for
consequentialism? Do you think Taurek’s proposal of flipp
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