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The formula of universal law theorem says:
{ 1 } - Follow the rules that would be most useful for society to adopt.
{ 2 } - Perform an act of sort A (e.g., an act of lying) only if you want everyone to perform acts of sort A.
{ 3 } - Act only as you're willing for anyone to act in similar circumstances -- regardless of imagined variations of time or person.
{ 4 } - Act according to your conscience.
{ 5 } - Act according that the law that the government has prescribed.
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The formula of universal law theorem says:
{ 1 } - Follow the rules that would be most useful for society to adopt.
{ 2 } - Perform an act of sort A (e.g., an act of lying) only if you want everyone to perform acts of sort A.
{ 3 } - Act only as you're willing for anyone to act in similar circumstances -- regardless of imagined variations of time or person.
{ 4 } - Act according to your conscience.
{ 5 } - Act according that the law that the government has prescribed.
This is rule utilitarianism.
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The formula of universal law theorem says:
{ 1 } - Follow the rules that would be most useful for society to adopt.
{ 2 } - Perform an act of sort A (e.g., an act of lying) only if you want everyone to perform acts of sort A.
{ 3 } - Act only as you're willing for anyone to act in similar circumstances -- regardless of imagined variations of time or person.
{ 4 } - Act according to your conscience.
{ 5 } - Act according that the law that the government has prescribed.
This is the "What if everyone did that?" principle.
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The formula of universal law theorem says:
{ 1 } - Follow the rules that would be most useful for society to adopt.
{ 2 } - Perform an act of sort A (e.g., an act of lying) only if you want everyone to perform acts of sort A.
{ 3 } - Act only as you're willing for anyone to act in similar circumstances -- regardless of imagined variations of time or person.
{ 4 } - Act according to your conscience.
{ 5 } - Act according that the law that the government has prescribed.
The formula of universal law is a generalization of the golden rule; but it also includes ideas from the self-regard and future-regard theorems.
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The formula of universal law theorem says:
{ 1 } - Follow the rules that would be most useful for society to adopt.
{ 2 } - Perform an act of sort A (e.g., an act of lying) only if you want everyone to perform acts of sort A.
{ 3 } - Act only as you're willing for anyone to act in similar circumstances -- regardless of imagined variations of time or person.
{ 4 } - Act according to your conscience.
{ 5 } - Act according that the law that the government has prescribed.
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The formula of universal law theorem says:
{ 1 } - Follow the rules that would be most useful for society to adopt.
{ 2 } - Perform an act of sort A (e.g., an act of lying) only if you want everyone to perform acts of sort A.
{ 3 } - Act only as you're willing for anyone to act in similar circumstances -- regardless of imagined variations of time or person.
{ 4 } - Act according to your conscience.
{ 5 } - Act according that the law that the government has prescribed.
You're guessing.
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