… understood to escape the repugnant conclusion do not in fact … the repugnant conclusion
that exclude some repugnant cases, … properties) of the repugnant conclusion. In particular, the …

In Derek Parfit’s original formulation the Repugnant Conclusion is stated as follows:“For any
possible population of at least ten billion people, all with a very high quality of life, there …

… that many people have given for various repugnant conclusions, most assume precision. …
Continuum Argument for the Repugnant Conclusion. This argument's main premise claims that …

… reason to object to the Repugnant Conclusion world. A pure total utilitarian should not find
… Repugnant Conclusion repugnant. Our unwillingness to accept the Repugnant Conclusion …

… of the average principle just as repugnant as the Repugnant Conclusion. For example, on
the average principle, if the average happiness is negative (ie if people are on the average …

… My point, therefore, is to question the Repugnant Conclusion not as a conclusion that we
can hardly understand but as one we too easily misunderstand: not because our imagination is …

… argument why the repugnant conclusion is not repugnant and why, as a matter of fact, we
ought to accept it, there are some possible misunderstandings of the conclusion that should be …

… again state my argument why the repugnant conclusion is not repugnant, and I will try to …
people, the repugnant conclusion may at first sight seem unacceptable, it is not repugnant, ie it …

… prima facie lead to repugnant conclusions (if A is plausibly on a par with B which is plausibly
on a par with C, we would never arrive at the putative repugnant conclusion that Z is better …

… Second, although Parfit states the repugnant conclusion in … in which we reach the repugnant
conclusion that an outcome, Z… Root implies the repugnant conclusion that Z- might be worse …