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Anonymous users2024-02-13Because it's human nature.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Whether it is shameful to have a utilitarian mind is a topic worth asuring. My opinion is:
1.Moderate utilitarianism is human nature and should not be shamed. It is normal for people to have a certain degree of utilitarianism as social beings, which shows that people's concern for their own or collective interests is a certain driving force for maintaining and promoting social development.
If there is no utilitarianism at all, it is not very realistic.
2.Excessive utilitarian mental arithmetic is a disadvantage and can be shameful. If a person in Tsaizhen completely ignores the interests of others and society, only pursues the maximization of his own interests, and ignores ethics and principles, then this extreme utilitarianism is shameful and contrary to social morality.
3.The shame of utilitarianism also depends on the means and ends to achieve it. If legitimate means are used to pursue interests for a reasonable purpose, then this kind of utilitarianism is not shameful, and conversely, if for an improper purpose, unethical means are used, then this kind of utilitarianism is shameful.
4.Shameful utilitarianism can introduce more negative effects into life. Excessive or improper utilitarianism will make people too aggressive and extravagant, and will not get real peace of mind and inner peace, which ultimately will have an impact on the happiness of life.
So, on the whole, utilitarianism in moderation, with justified ends and means, is human nature and is not shameful. However, excessive and extreme utilitarianism that focuses on means rather than ends is a human shortcoming, which is not worthy of praise and has a shameful side. A wise person, while pursuing interests, can also take into account ethics and the interests of others, and be moderately sober and realistic.
This is a question that everyone should think about as they grow up.
Here are some of my thoughts on this topic, and if you have a different point of view, feel free to share it with me**. I believe that in communication we can gain.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11<>I think that a person's survival is for fame and fortune, and this is true for studying and working. It's okay to know this kind of thing yourself, everyone knows it in their hearts, and there is no need to make a loud noise in public.
What do you live for? Some say it's for yourself; Some say it's for the family; Some say it's for their own lives. All of these are there, but more importantly, for fame and fortune.
Students study in order to become talents and provide value to the society, how can they not be self-motivated without fame and fortune?
The purpose is a derogatory term, and the goal is a positive term. It is more appropriate to replace the purpose with one's own goal, and utilitarianism is accompanied by a certain degree of self-motivation. Reading is also because of this, and people who are too utilitarian in their eyes are often disdained by everyone.
In fact, why not take utilitarianism as a goal and move forward positively?
After reading and entering the society, you have to solve your own survival problems, if you don't have a utilitarian positive self-motivation, how can you grow up quickly in a company? It is precisely because of people who pay attention to utilitarianism that they can get mixed up on the road of life in the future, rather than being willing to be a mediocre ordinary person.
You should think about utilitarianism when you are studying, especially when you are in junior high school and high school, too much attention to utilitarianism will make you lose your studies halfway. You should not disclose it loudly in a crowded and noisy situation, which will make others mistakenly think that you are a villain who is eager for quick success.
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