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    The document discusses the differences between egalitarianism and utilitarianism as approaches to fairness and ethics. Egalitarianism focuses on equal treatment and outcomes for all by dividing resources like cake slices or candies evenly. Utilitarianism aims to maximize overall happiness, which could mean distributing resources unequally based on who can make the best use of them or enjoy them the most. Both have benefits and drawbacks, as egalitarianism may discourage some but ensure fairness, while utilitarianism can result in more widespread happiness but overlook fairness for a few individuals. The document uses examples of sharing toys, snacks, and candies to illustrate the differences between the two approaches.

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    The document discusses the differences between egalitarianism and utilitarianism as approaches to fairness and ethics. Egalitarianism focuses on equal treatment and outcomes for all by dividing resources like cake slices or candies evenly. Utilitarianism aims to maximize overall happiness, which could mean distributing resources unequally based on who can make the best use of them or enjoy them the most. Both have benefits and drawbacks, as egalitarianism may discourage some but ensure fairness, while utilitarianism can result in more widespread happiness but overlook fairness for a few individuals. The document uses examples of sharing toys, snacks, and candies to illustrate the differences between the two approaches.

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    The document discusses the differences between egalitarianism and utilitarianism as approaches to fairness and ethics. Egalitarianism focuses on equal treatment and outcomes for all by dividing resources like cake slices or candies evenly. Utilitarianism aims to maximize overall happiness, which could mean distributing resources unequally based on who can make the best use of them or enjoy them the most. Both have benefits and drawbacks, as egalitarianism may discourage some but ensure fairness, while utilitarianism can result in more widespread happiness but overlook fairness for a few individuals. The document uses examples of sharing toys, snacks, and candies to illustrate the differences between the two approaches.

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    Egalitarianism and utilitarianism offer different ways of thinking about what’s fair and right.

    Imagine
    sharing a cake with friends. Egalitarianism suggests cutting equal slices for everyone, ensuring everyone
    gets the same. It’s like making sure no one feels left out when playing games.

    On the other hand, utilitarianism focuses on making the most people happy. Think of sharing toys – if
    more friends enjoy playing with a certain toy, it might be shared more. This way, more people end up
    happy.

    Egalitarianism aims for fairness, giving everyone an equal shot or outcome. It’s like dividing candies so
    everyone gets the same number. However, sometimes this can cause issues, especially if someone
    doesn’t like candies.

    Utilitarianism seeks to maximize overall happiness, even if it means some get more candies. It’s like
    sharing snacks to bring the most joy, even if a few people get extra treats.

    Both ideas have their pros and cons. Egalitarianism sounds good, but it might discourage some from
    trying harder. Utilitarianism aims for widespread happiness, but it might overlook fairness for a few.

    In tricky situations, these theories help us make decisions. Egalitarianism makes sure things are even,
    while utilitarianism wants the most joy. It’s like having two tools to fix a problem – which one works
    better depends on what’s needed.

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