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I'm not sure I would call it timeless decision theory. After all, you are not concerned with how you yourself would decide under similar circumstances so much as how other people would decide under similar circumstances. Maybe you could call it "spaceless decision theory." Or perhaps the "What if everyone did it" principle.
It seems very similar to rule utilitarianism.