1. What does utilitarian theory advise is the morally right thing to do in ANY ethical scenario? What makes something the morally wrong thing? 2. If you were a utilitarian in this scenario, what considerations would you ask if trying to determine whether it would be morally correct to build the Zip?
3. What would you have to advise? Should Zip be built or not? Explain why (your explanation should include a discussion of how this advice ties back to utilitarian theory).
4. What would you advise based on your own intuitions? Does your advice from #2 agree with your intuitions? Explain your reasoning for the advice you would give based on your own intuitions.

Explanation:

1. Some things ought never to be done, regardless of the positive consequences that may ensue.

2.UTILITARIANISM

UTILITARIANISM“Actions are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness, wrong as. they tend to ... It is asking too much of. people to be ... They want to find out what would happen when certain.

3.Utilitarianism is a philosophical view or theory about how we should evaluate

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