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George, who has just taken his Ph.D. in chemistry, finds it difficult to get a job. He is not robust in health, which cuts down the number of  jobs he might be able to do. His wife has to work, which causes a great deal of strain, since they have small children. The results of all this,especially on the children, are damaging. An older chemist says that he can get George a decently paid job in a laboratory which pursues research into chemical warfare. George says that he cannot accept this, since he is opposed to chemical warfare. The older man replies that he is not too keen on it himself, but George¡¯s refusal is not going to make the job or the laboratory go away; what is more, if George refuses the job, it will certainly go to a contemporary of George¡¯s who is not inhibited by such scruples and is likely to push the research with greater zeal than George would.What should George do? (from Utilitarianism for and Against by J.J.C. Smart and Bernard Williams) Answer this question, one from the Utilitarian perspective and one from the Deontological perspective.
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