Jeff McMahan argues that deliberate attempts to lessen the badness of another's death after their death will be futile; such attempts, he argues, do not reduce the deceased's "overall loss in dying." What is McMahan's argument? Do you agree with McMahan? Why or why not?

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The Answer of Jeff McMahan argues that deliberate attempts to lessen the badness of another's death after their death will be futile; such attempts, he argues, do not reduce the deceased's "overall loss in dying." What is McMahan's argument? Do you agree with McMahan? Why or why not?

Jeff McMahan Argues That Deliberate Attempts to Lessen the Badness