Bad Things

"Bad Things" by Neil Feit delves into philosophical inquiries surrounding the nature of harm and its moral implications. Central to the discussion is the counterfactual comparative account, which posits that an event harms an individual if they would have been better off without it. Feit defends this widely debated perspective while also introducing the concept of plural harm, where multiple events collectively contribute to harm, despite each being benign on its own. The audiobook explores these ideas in depth, examining both the metaphysical aspects and their moral relevance.