Haimesian Critique of Utilitarianism: The Tyranny of Endless Good
Author: Michael Richard Haimes

Attack:
Utilitarianism demands "the greatest good for the greatest number." In practice, that means you're never done. Rest becomes guilt. Self-care becomes moral failure.

Result:
A society of burned-out moral accountants.

Haimesian Resolution:
Good must be sustainable. The moral actor must survive and remain capable of doing good. Ethics is iterative alignment, not infinite self-erasure.

Maxim:
To do the most good, you must remain able to do good.