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| so:text | How far we are to consider the interests of posterity when they seem to conflict with those of now-existing human beings? The answer to this, though, seems clear: the time at which a man exists can’t affect the value of his happiness from a universal point of view; so the interests of posterity must concern a utilitarian as much as those of his contemporaries—except in that the effect of his actions on the lives and even the existence of posterity must be more uncertain. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Henry_Sidgwick |
| so:description | The Methods of Ethics (1874) (en) |
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