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On the love for humanity and future generations
I argue for a qualified version of the claim that we love humanity. In particular, I suggest that our reactions to a series of scenarios describing different possible futures reveal that, after all, we have a form of direct concern for the survival and flourishing of humanity – and thus also towards future generations – that can be properly characterised as love.
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