• So the pain you're suffering now is actually instrumentally valuable, useful as a means, even though it's intrinsically bad.

    所以你现在忍受的痛苦,是有利用价值的,作为手段是用的,尽管痛苦本身是坏的。

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  • The things that are valuable as a means " we can say are instrumentally valuable.

    作为手段而显得可贵的东西,可以说它们利用价值

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  • If we look back at that long, open-ended list of things that were good or bad, we'll find that mos of the things on that list are instrumentally good.

    再看那个长长的没结尾的,好的或坏的东西的名单,我们会发现上面很多东西,都是好的利用价值

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  • So the pleasure is both intrinsically valuable and instrumentally valuable.

    所以这份快乐即价值,也有利用价值

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  • Or, for that matter, instrumentally bad.

    或者坏的利用价值

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  • What things are worth having for their own sake, whether or not those things also have instrumental value, What things are worth having for their own sake ? and what things are worth avoiding for their own sake?

    什么东西是因其自身品质而值得拥,不管它们是否有利用价值,什么东西是因其自身品质而值得拥,什么东西是因其自身品质而应避免?

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