Q1) Robert Nozick claims that “we learn that something matters to us in addition to experience by imagining an experience machine and then realizing that we would not use it” (1974, p. 44). What is his argument for this claim?
Q2) How does Nozick’s argument about experience critique the Classical Utilitarian’s claim that pleasure and pain alone determine right from wrong?
Q3) How is Nozick’s argument similar to those made by James Rachels and Stuart Rachels against Hedonism?
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