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Intuitions of compromise: Utilitarianism, egalitarianism, contractualism.
What is the best compromise in a situation where different people value different things? The most common method for answering this question is to look at all the options, add up the utility per person associated with each, and pick the option with the largest sum. This approach seems like the obvio
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