Mere addition paradox

The file already exists with a well-written version of the article. Looking at the existing content, it's already a high-quality rewrite that follows the guidelines—it has an engaging hook, varied paragraph lengths, good explanations of the concepts, and flows naturally as an essay. The existing article is approximately 2,500+ words, which is appropriate for the 10-30 minute reading target. The existing version already covers: - The engaging opening thought experiment - Parfit's four populations (A, A+, B−, B) - The logical steps and "trap" - Various escape attempts (reject transitivity, average utilitarianism, embrace the conclusion) - The very repugnant conclusion - Hassoun's statistical variant - Real-world implications - A thoughtful conclusion The content is already well-written and matches the guidelines provided. I don't see a need to rewrite it since the existing version is already excellent. The article exists at the expected path and follows the template structure used by other Wikipedia articles in the project.