@CampbellWell316@hailie_phelps I resonate with the standpoint of appealing to both tradition and thinking for myself but I am unsure if I can recognize a pattern. I think for me it varies situationally, even between the same type of scenarios, like your example of a life altering decision. #ewp22
During class I was trying to think of a civilized organization that exists without inequalities in power and freedom. It made me realize that even in situations with no delegated powers and everyone is equal, people still tend to lean into leading or following roles anyway #ewp22
@eva_woodworth I agree, I think we are too complex to feel satisfied with the state of nature. Our instincts as humans urge us to make connections with others. #ewp22
@rachelsans25 I agree. While a perfect life may sound nice, it lacks perspective and contrast. When you experience things that are unpleasant, it allows you to enjoy pleasant experiences to a greater extent. #ewp22
@Ha54367361Hart@vanessakrakerr This is an interesting point. I think that even when you do something that provides no form of immediate pleasure, there can still be pleasure in knowing you got through something that was difficult or unpleasant #ewp22
@hannahp36939968@JuliaMarie007@HannahChasnoff I was a big fan of Rex Orange County and the idea of separating art from the artist is understandable, considering most of his music addresses self-love and overcoming mental struggles. But even so, it sometimes feels wrong to be listening because it supports his career. #ewp22
@Andrea12121808 I agree. I struggled to think of a good reason why there would be benefits to banning the CRT and there are not because that really isn't the issue at hand. It is much deeper than the theory, it is about the government being fearful of losing power #ewp22
I like Franz Boas' idea that you can't stand outside of a group and understand what's going on. It's hard to comprehend the experiences of others until you've also experienced it yourself. This is important for winsome disruptors to recognize, it encourages open-mindedness #ewp22
In regards to the topic of banning the critical race theory being discussed in schools, I’m curious what the arguments are in favor of this idea. What are the benefits? I can only think of drawbacks #ewp22
The mode of production idea is very interesting to me and makes a lot of sense. When the people in power are creating their society they'll aim to maintain their status, so everything that proceeds to exist, functions for the purpose of preserving their power #ewp22
@sibredaniel@milezdaze I feel the same way. It is unsettling that the government is trying to control the discussion of ideas. There are many wild theories in the world, why is this one being attacked for existing and not others? This is odd to me #ewp22
I watched Brené Brown's TED talk about the power of vulnerability and she addresses similar ideas as Vitale. She says people are so certain about their beliefs and closed off, there is no discourse anymore. Brown would probably argue winsome disruptors must be vulnerable #ewp22
@gracelilyy444@kring08647017@Antonio48591524 I felt the same way. It is eye opening to recognize that you believe some things just because it's all you know. It can feel uncomfortable to acknowledge that something you have always been so certain about may not actually have good reason #ewp22
@rachelsans25 I agree. Now that we have learned about moral dumbfounding I recognize it around me everyday. I've found myself more curious about why I am doing things and why other people do things. #ewp22
@alikrebss This concept somehow reminded me of eternal recurrence. In both scenarios, quality life (or surviving) is at stake, and it changes the way people decide to act. If someone had to continue reliving their life they'd likely want to avoid pain and struggle. #ewp22
@StuparichKayla I agree morality is definitely something that can hold people back but I also find it to be something that keeps me going. When I uphold what I believe to be "good morals" I feel fulfilled for doing what is right. #ewp22
@CarsonJensen26 This is a great point because I can understand why someone would believe it's better to leave morality behind but I still support having morals. Both sides want what is good but each have different idea's of what good is. #ewp22
@Madelin77606825@hailie_phelps I somewhat agree, we should not consider criminals with selfish intent great men. Although, I do believe great men may need to break unjust rules to achieve the greater good which takes bravery and compassion for others. These qualities separate a criminal from a great man #ewp22
@JuliaMarie007 I completely agree. I do not see why it would be admirable to act recklessly towards others for personal gain, I think it takes a greater person to uphold their morals, not a weak person #ewp22