Moral philosophy takes two basic forms. One is morality that judges actions based on what consequences they have. This is known as teleology or consequentialism, and the most common form of consequentialism is Utilitarianism or Ethical Hedonism: The belief that the greatest good is to create as much happiness as possible for as many people as possible. As a trope, Ethical Hedonism is known as For Happiness. Darker forms of utilitarianism are expressed by tropes such as Well-Intentioned Extremist, Totalitarian Utilitarian and Utopia Justifies the Means.
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