How to get away with murder

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Exploring the philosophical depths of utilitarianism, the book challenges readers to consider the moral implications of taking a life in the context of promoting the greatest good for the greatest number. Guided by the thoughts of Bentham and Mill, it examines the tension between moral calculations and the sanctity of life. The narrative confronts profound ethical dilemmas, questioning whether the complexities of human existence can be reduced to a mere balance of pleasure and pain, and whether any moral framework can justify the loss of innocent life.