Bentham's utilitarianism is presented as a mathematical social philosophy that maximizes pleasure and reduces pain, arriving at liberal tolerance through calculation.
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Bentham's utilitarianism is presented as a mathematical social philosophy that maximizes pleasure and reduces pain, arriving at liberal tolerance through calculation.
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"The British, and then later on the Americans, only ask, what works, okay? What works? What is the least, okay? Worst world we can..."
"it's really a question of like, how do you, how do you mathematically and logically come to the point where you have a tolerant,..."
"...spending money it must be good okay and this is from bentham and then john stewart mills will make some we'll make some adjustments..."
"...We discussed in the last class about John Locke, David Hume, Bentham, Mill, Marx, Darwin, okay? These were all thinkers sponsored by Britain. To..."
"...pointless. Don't think about God. Just focus on material wealth. Jeremy Bentham, utility is everything, okay? How do we know what's good, what's right,..."
"...I teach to learn okay um so this YouTuber says bad Bentham says um I under represent livestock in the economic system and this..."
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Britain becomes empire not because it begins powerful, but because it begins divided, poor, exposed, and forced to change.
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