PS here's one possible analysis of why we trust deontological reasoning more than utilitarian reasoning:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27054685
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So @HobbsAndShaw is all very entertaining, but why must the utopian transhumanist utilitarians always be portrayed as the bad guys, and the reactionary paleo deontologists be portrayed as the good guys? 
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You know damned well why.
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In this case, I truly don't. It's mysterious to me. But then, utilitarianism makes sense to me....
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I'd bet the group most likely to support selling organs is probably the bad one.
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Have you read nexus by ramez naam. They're actually the good guys in that one.
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Rock good, smart ones bad
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It was entertaining but for the life of me I can’t remember who the bad guys are. It’s that kind of light entertainment.
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Historically it has been wise to distrust those offering utopian visions.
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You tell me, must be an evolutionary reason behind it.
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The evolutionary mechanism of focus group testing to attempt to please the target demographic and earn the most money they can.
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