The Three Principles Of Utilitarianism
- We value something because it gives us either pleasure or happiness, or both.
- The more happiness any action creates, the better that action is.
- Happiness counts equally for everyone involved. Example: Everyone in an organization should be happy, not just the top executives or leaders.
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