From: m@m.com   
      
   Hello...   
      
      
   Why the definition of Utilitarianism is like an IQ test..   
      
   I am a white arab and i think i am a philosopher, and i think i am   
   smart since i have also invented many scalable algorithms and algorithms..   
      
   Notice that i am smart, since when i just looked rapidly at the   
   definition below of Utilitarianism, i have rapidly discovered a pattern   
   with my fluid intelligence and it is that even if the definition   
   of Utilitarianism is: That Utilitarianism prescribes actions that   
   maximise happiness and well-being for all affected individuals,   
   i can easily see a pattern with my fluid intelligence since i am   
   smart, since the pattern is that Utilitarianism maximises happiness and   
   well-being by well balancing taking into account not   
   only the present but also the future, i mean that responability   
   is inherent to the definition since the well balancing forces us   
   to be responsability in the present or today so that to maximize   
   correctly happiness and well being tomorrow or in the future.   
      
   I can give you another IQ test that i have rapidly invented and   
   here it is:   
      
   So i will give my example of pattern recognition with my fluid   
   intelligence that permits to understand, here it is:   
      
   So if you want to go fast from my country Morocco to another country   
   called USA , how will you do it ? or what will you do ?   
      
   It is like my IQ test..   
      
   So if you answer that you need for example to use a fast airplane to go   
   fast from Morocco to USA, your answer is a stupid answer, so you need   
   the smart answer, so i will answer that the fast airplane too has to be   
   "reliable" and your "health" has too to permit it and the "weather" has   
   too to permit it, so now you are clearly noticing that you need to take   
   into account many "factors" so that to go fast from Morocco to USA, so   
   you are clearly noticing that being smart needs also a good plan.   
      
   Read my previous thoughts:   
      
   More precision of my philosophy about Utilitarianism..   
      
   I invite you to read the following definition of what is Utilitarianism:   
      
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utilitarianism   
      
   So as you are noticing, it says that Utilitarianism prescribes actions   
   that maximise happiness and well-being for all affected individuals,   
   but i think that Utilitarianism is not idiotic since it maximises   
   happiness and well-being by well balancing taking into account not   
   only the present but also the future.   
      
      
   Thank you,   
   Amine Moulay Ramdane.   
      
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