Research from London Business School reveals that people believe moral codes designed to maximize happiness and minimize suffering may actually undermine societal flourishing compared to systems that are less focused on welfare maximization, suggesting that strict utilitarian approaches might not align with public expectations for a flourishing society.
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Here's a surprising [music] finding about what people think makes a society flourish. You might expect [music] that people believe that a moral code designed to maximize happiness and minimize suffering would lead to the best society.
But when you ask people [music] to imagine different societies, they felt otherwise. They believed that such a moral code, one [music] that was predicated on maximizing welfare, will fail to do so relative to other codes that weren't as concerned [music] with maximizing welfare. In other words, people seem to think that a system designed to maximize welfare might actually undermine it.
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