A human being will never be able to discard all concepts of morality. In a world without utility differences, a state of existence (living) and a state of non-existence (death) are equivalent. But we can't choose both at the same time.
I'd assume the proof was faulty, even if I couldn't spot the flaw.
A human being will never be able to discard all concepts of morality. In a world without utility differences, a state of existence (living) and a state of non-existence (death) are equivalent. But we can't choose both at the same time.
I'd assume the proof was faulty, even if I couldn't spot the flaw.