Jeremy Bentham Utilitarianism Crash Course

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[@CriminologyWeb]

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Fantastic explanation. I have been reading the Utilitarianism principles and wasn't understanding them very well. Thanks for helping me understand better.

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[@CriminologyWeb]

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Thank you very much for sharing. This was well explained and I have learnt a lot.

[@CriminologyWeb]

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[@lexiishizzle95]

I’m so glad you mentioned the fact that he had himself taxidermied. In my opinion any discussion of Bentham is incomplete without talking about that just a little.

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Excellent summary...thanks for posting

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[@CriminologyWeb]

Hope it went well!

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Happy to help, Asif!

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what is the time frame to be used when one must judge if an act is right or wrong?

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how does this world view deals with exceptions like sadists ho derive pleasure from suffering and secondly how can we say that it is wrong for them to harm others when it's subjective ?

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Haha, yes accent can't be helped

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Where can I get lectures on utilitarianism, please tell me ?? Thank you for explaining utilitarianism in short in this video. 🌸

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Can someone explain what's the relationship between criminology and a philosophy like utilitarianism? Is that just the name of the channel?

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At this stage the word philosophy and autism might as well be synonyms. How anyone can pick Bentham out as uniquely having Asperger syndrome is wild to me.

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You're welcome, Constanta

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[@peterwalsh6305]

There are contradictions in Beńthams theory on utilitarianism in so much as he proposes that the individual is as important as the masses. so far as utilitarianism in effect in Mayan times would through their belief system that sacrifice of individuals meant the greater masses would prosper. There is a moral argument therefore against utilitarianism would you not think?

[@CriminologyWeb]

Well, that depends on the definition of the moral in argument. In utilitarianism, morality is defined by the overall result of an action. So if an action results in more good than bad, utilitarianism considers it good.

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@@CriminologyWeb thanks for the reply CW but ethically or morally I personally would rather take my chances against the will of the Gods rather than violently, or otherwise take the life of a human being no matter how strong the argument is! 🤔🙄😖

[@CriminologyWeb]

@PeterWalsh Of course, couldn't agree more.

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Then there are a few of us left, brother! 🤔😌

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Did bentham support lassiez faire?

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[@CriminologyWeb]

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[@marioorianaiii6121]

The "criticism" presented against Utilitarianism in this video is logically flawed for it didn't really explain the problem with Utilitarianism. What was presented was a case of ad hominem. It is likely that Utilitarianism has a flaw, but the point raised in this video was talking more about the presenter of the proposition (Jeremy Bentham), rather than the proposition itself (Utilitarianism).

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As somebody with Asperger's I can assure you we most certainly do not suffer. If anything, we thrive. We tend to over excel. It's definitely not a "suffering" - in fact, I dare say the only suffering we do is suffering the NT fools who surround us! 🤣🤣🤣

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You're welcome, Pravin! Glad I could help.

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Big flaw in this philosophy is happiness could be subjective. If a society claims that slaughtering 6 million jews makes them feel happier, who's to say that society is wrong then?

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BENTHAN WAS RIGHT .

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No

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Nyz

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Fiat justitia ruat caelum

[@Ras_Spinoza]

Utilitarianism leads to tyranny of the majority..

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Only for the minority. Also tyranny is a strong word. If the majoriti were as consise as you said they would surely have enough compassion for the few that do not completely agree

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One word i don't understand 😂

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[@mikesnelling9272]

A fairly good video until the totally ignorant statement; 'Bentham was essentially an armchair philosopher' With great respect you need to read up on Bentham, his interests were entirely practical. He was responsible for a huge amount of social reform, was the moving force behind much legal reform, helped set up the UK's first police force, was one of founders of University College London, an antislavery campaigner etc, etc. He was not really a philosopher at all; he was only interested in practical results, this is absolutely clear in both his life and and writings. Why did you spoil an otherwise good video with such uninformed stupidity.

[@kidsartclub3379]

Fantastic explanation. I have been reading the Utilitarianism principles and wasn't understanding them very well. Thanks for helping me understand better.