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An intergenerational social welfare function that represents neutral-range utilitarianism
An intergenerational social welfare function is presented for a population ethical theory that generalizes critical-level utilitarianism and necessitarianism. Utilities of future people are discounted when these utilities lie within a neutral range. This neutral-range utilitarianism mitigates the re
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