If I am to be utterly impartial to all human beings, then I should reduce my own family's life to a subsistence level, just above the poverty line, and distribute the surplus wealth to needy strangers.
In his inquiries into the principle of self-love, Hume does not reject all aspects of the egoists' claims about the absence of impartial benevolence in human motivation.
Moreover, Locke claims that cultural relativism can serve as "a scientifically impartial interpreter of human values, and sometimes even as a referee and mediator among conflicting values" (CRIP 70).
There is also uncertainty if the former and present military leaders would allow an impartial inquiry of human rights abuses and any possible criminal acts of the past military regime.
As hard as they may try to be impartial, it is human nature to be influenced by many factors, even subconsciously, not the least of which is when one competitor is hailed as the "Godfather" and other superlatives while the others get simple vanilla intros.
Singer, who is perhaps the world's best known utilitarian philosopher, argues in his book "The Expanding Circle" that the relative neocortical sophistication of humans allows us to rationally broaden our ethical duty beyond the "tribe" — to an equal and impartial concern for all human beings.
The latter type of patriotism need not conflict with impartial justice or common human solidarity.
On the contrary, his fundamental position in international politics is a committed cosmopolitanism, an impartial concern for all human beings.
Algorithmic systems are more consistent, impartial, and faster than humans in particular arenas.
"AI will ultimately prove to be cheaper, more efficient, and potentially more impartial in its actions than human beings," said the authors writing up the results of the survey in Harvard Business Review.
