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Reasons and Persons (Oxford Paperbacks) by Derek Parfit See all pages with references to "joint conditional agreement". Excerpt - on Page 65: " ... If our onhv moral motive is trustworthiness, we shall then be unlikely to achieve the joint conditional agreement. It would be likely to be worse for each if he joined. (We shall also be unlikely even to communicate.) ... " Key Phrases: Self-interest Theory, Common-Sense Morality, Repugnant Conclusion, Present-aim Theory, Psychological Criterion, Average Principle, discount rate with respect, doctrine that ought, deep further fact, different agents different aims, joint conditional agreement, two resulting people (see more) Key Phrases: Self-interest Theory, Common-Sense Morality, Repugnant Conclusion, Present-aim Theory, Psychological Criterion, Average Principle, Self-interest Theorist, Risky Policy, Physical Criterion, Prisoner's Dilemmas, Valueless Level, Mary Smith, Desire-Fulfilment Theory, Mere Addition, Extreme Claim, Bad Level, Cartesian Ego, Combined Spectrum, Hedonistic Theory, Case Two, Present-aim Theorist, Branch-Line Case, Unified Theory, Lexical View, Success Theory, discount rate with respect, doctrine that ought, deep further fact, different agents different aims, joint conditional agreement, two resulting people, distinctive necessary properties, rational ultimate aim, temporally neutral way, full relativity, bias towards the future, greatest net sum, extra thousandth, worse achieved, very much higher quality, uncompensated suffering, closest continuer schema, sufficient altruism, total net sum, theories about rationality, fulfil these desires, temporal neutrality, beliefs about rationality, ordinary survival, one way worse (see less)

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Moral Issues by Jan Narveson See all pages with references to "joint conditional agreement". Key Phrases: United States, New York, Soviet Union, Superiority Strategy, Wide Principles, Public Affairs, good faith discrimination, upper limit qualification, modified potentiality principle, restitutive theory, prefamine policies, moral symmetry principle (see more) Key Phrases: United States, New York, Soviet Union, Superiority Strategy, Wide Principles, Public Affairs, Jack Palance, Repugnant Conclusion, Wide Total Principle, Civil Rights Act, Person-affecting Restriction, Risky Policy, James Rachels, Joel Feinberg, Narrow Principle, Wretched Child, First Row, Two-State Requirement, Assessing the Criminal, Different Number Choices, Judith Jarvis Thomson, Robert Nozick, The Monist, Equivalence Thesis, Some Paradoxes of Deterrence, good faith discrimination, upper limit qualification, modified potentiality principle, restitutive theory, prefamine policies, moral symmetry principle, generalized potentiality principle, doctrinaire sexist, strict potentiality criterion, libertarian rights theory, prospective people, nonnuclear aggression, couple cannot decide, secured net advantages, only quality matters, prenatal beings, most useful act, minimum necessary qualification, conclusive moral reasons, primitive sexist, removing liberties, preferential discrimination, prospective person, deterrence justification, retributive justification (see less)

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