Feasibility in action and attitude

Abstract

(OF) is a non-trivial principle. First, it has important substantive implications. It rules out many options (including many desirable options2). If we lack relevant medical knowledge and expertise, it may not be feasible that we perform a delicate neurological operation on a patient’s right hemisphere – even if this is the only way to save her life. If we are recovering alcoholics, it may not be feasible that we have ’just one’ glass of Sauternes with our foie gras. If certain contestable claims about human motivation are correct, it may not be feasible that we eradicate global

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