1/ I think one of the problems with consequentialism is that it presupposes that probabilities of outcomes can be known.
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No, but probabilities are pretty well known there. Works fine there. But what about when the outcomes are unclear?
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In scenarios where there is a wide dispersion of possible outcomes then usually consequentialism seems to be used as a justification
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