Suppose I have an eldederly woman friend and one night she advises she is very ill and will likely die soon. She brings out a briefcase andsays there is some money ($50,000) in it and also says if she dies, she wants me to promise to give the briefcase to her nephew. I make the promise. She is happy about my promise to her. She advises that no one else knows about my promise to her. The next day, I find out she passed away. I am given the briefcase with an address in Las Vegas of the nephew. I find the nephew and discover he is an addicted gambler and alcoholic. Knowing this about him, what does the utilitarian theory say what I should do in presenting the money to the nephew?
Suppose I have an eldederly woman friend and one night she advises she is very ill and will likely die soon. She brings out a briefcase andsays there is some money ($50,000) in it and also says if she dies, she wants me to promise to give the briefcase to her nephew. I make the promise. She is happy about my promise to her. She advises that no one else knows about my promise to her. The next day, I find out she passed away. I am given the briefcase with an address in Las Vegas of the nephew. I find the nephew and discover he is an addicted gambler and alcoholic. Knowing this about him, what does the utilitarian theory say what I should do in presenting the money to the nephew?
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