Utilitarianism 

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It's good because Americans speak soooo slow so I can listen at double speed and it feels like normal. Speaking slow the effect of intelligent people having to slow down for the lowering IQ of the population.

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Definitely try to start a philosophy club; it would be a good place to meet people and look great on a resume.

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Hope you’re doing well! I always used to eat my lunches alone, it does get better when you’re grown up

Hope your doing well I use to eat my lunches in the locker room 4 years out of highschool went by pretty fast

Thanks. That's very kind! If it is helpful, I have arranged some of my videos in playlists, which makes it clearer how things fit together: ru-vid.com/show-UC_hukbByJP7OZ3Xm2tszacQplaylists

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Correct. You have solved it! Here is an explanation of how the video works: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6_d44bla_GA.html

I appreciate your effort. I was in fact wondering the same thing..... LOL I loved this video as well.... But was distracted by my lack of intelligence in regard to direction and misdirection on the camera....

I’m impressed with your analysis

Ha! Wow

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Its his moral obligation

but it learned you by making you try to overcome it and to go away from it, so the right phrase is that it's a good and better teacher by being a mean for your growth and maturity so you could be able to get pleasured more. the conclusion is pain could be good as a mean (by learning you), but it always bad as an end also pleasure could be bad as a mean (spoil you and make you do drug, then you get pain as an end) but it always good as an end.

and the proof on what I say is that you still seek pleasure as an end and try to avoid pain.

@@iahmedkhaled7346 true I thought about that and even though some sorts of pain has been good for me in life it’s usually delay gratification as the goal. But the painful process itself leads to growth and maturity so in that way was good for me.

And a better world is a means for more pleasure? Sorry, im not a native english speaker so probably i didn't get the point you we're trying to make. But would love to talk about it.

I studied philosophy at University College many, many moons ago. The glass case contains, in accordance with his will, the mummified body of Bentham dressed in his early 19th century finery (at the time looking rather threadbare and dusty). I was told the head was actually a wax model, since the original had not stood the test of time, allegedly at least partly due to some shenanigans by students in earlier times, and was housed in the box he is sitting on. It soon became just another familiar piece of furniture only really an object of curiosity to visitors and first year students.

...which is seen as the foundation of moral and as well as law

Also another principle in capitalist interpretation of pleasure is that it is just equated with money, i.E. doubling the money means doubling the pleasure. That completely ignores that giving already rich people even more money (which is the main thing that capitalism does) really only has a small effect on their pleasure, while redistributing the money instead would give many people pleasure and overall more pleasure. And it leads to economists thinking that the most important goal is just growth and distribution only matters for them if it becomes unequal enough to be a threat to the stability of the capitalist system. But I think pleasure should be replaced by something else, I think a good idea would be to replace it by the fulfillment of needs, especially basic needs. Pleasure is very subjective and can't be measured, while you can compare the fulfillment of needs. But a system that is based on the fulfillment of needs contradicts the principles on which capitalism works, so it will never be a used a lot in a capitalist system where education, philosophy, politics, etc. are in general controlled by the bourgeoisie.

Pricniple.😂

the only thing that makes you want a good health is to have pleasure and avoid pain as long as possible so it's still the end from doing anything actually

@@iahmedkhaled7346 I don’t think you understood me, but I darn sure didn’t understand you

You could use a formula that factors in equality, however I think a big problem is that it's impossible to measure pleasure, so i think we should rather use the fulfillment of needs, especially basic as a basis.

"his idea" lol.

He is standing behind a glass panel and is writing normally, and then the image is reversed in the editing process.

he did and that manual is the holy Quran

you just have to put the effort in understanding it

@@AhmedHussein-de3dx oh plz stfu

@@AhmedHussein-de3dx ppl do understand it That's why they are pro slavery

As Ahmed already pointed out, Islam has made a "user manual" and the Muslims named it the Quran. Unfortunately, so have about five thousand other religions and philosophies each made a "user manual". How can we choose the right one out of thousands? The beautiful thing about a moral framework like Utilitarianism is how it creates a sleek & simple "user manual" without religion, god, or any divine aspect. Really, Utilitarianism pulls together the good aspects of many philosophies & religions without the extra baggage.

I thought of that as well. "Teach a man to fish..." Also, I believe the primary problem in the "poor" countries that "need" aid is corruption and lack of individual freedoms (which promotes productivity and prosperity for everyone -> ending hunger).

Bentham's student

That money would still be means to an end tho. You can't do much without spending it (or staking it)