Since all behavior is explained by utility maximization—the fireman will be said to
have maximized his utility by his heroic charge into the inferno to save the child and by his
cowardly refusal to enter the inferno—it in fact explains no behavior. In that respect, it is
similar to explanations that invoke fate, destiny, God’s will and the like (Sterling, 1990).
The logic seems to run like this – whatever has to happen, will happen. Any control is redundant.
Government is redundant. Let’s go back to the jungle rules, or rather beginning of civilization,
as even in jungle, there are some rules
Since all behavior is explained by utility maximization—the fireman will be said tohave maximized his utility by his heroic charge into the inferno to save the child and by hiscowardly refusal to enter the inferno—it in fact explains no behavior. In that respect, it issimilar to explanations that invoke fate, destiny, God’s will and the like (Sterling, 1990).The logic seems to run like this – whatever has to happen, will happen. Any control is redundant.Government is redundant. Let’s go back to the jungle rules, or rather beginning of civilization,as even in jungle, there are some rules
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