@Noah13231481 I agree, everyone have their own path to living their ideal lifestyle. Some people want more than what they have and some people are just happy with what they have. #i2e21
@Jiazhen_Lu3 It depends on how they encounter the situation or thing they are afraid of. If they act on the thing they are afraid of then they will be considered brave, but if they avoid it then they won’t be considered brave. #i2e21
@Colton97412886 I agree. I feel like that’s the beauty of life. Our ability to choose what we want to do in order to create a structured life for ourselves in the future.#i2e21
@EthicalCole I would consider it morally good because if the person who is dying want the plug to be pulled then it should be, because it is their choice. #i2e21
@ethicsub It’s a common goal for parents to provide for their children, but the limit to this is when their children are ready to start families on their own. #i2e21
@miiiamor7 I agree, quality of pleasure is better then quantity of pleasure. Quality pleasure is something you value more and it’s something you want the most from, while quantity is something that you just receive but you don’t really acknowledge it as much as the quality pleasure #i2e21
@school__mouse I agree, I can connect this to class. Say if 20 people agreed that the answer to a mc problem is B and 1 person says that the correct answer is C. People who didn’t choose as yet would be bias towards choice B Bc it’s the majority. What if the correct answer is actually C #i2e21
@Ragnaros2587 I disagree I don’t think it’s morally right if you used someone’s organs without their consent even if they are about to die. You’re still violating their human rights if you take his organs. #i2e21
@Nleone2488 My guess is that we’ll compare the less amount pleasure to the most amount of pleasure and well compare the less about of pleasure to “bad times” #I2E21
@Andre_Dong8 I believe you can experience pleasure without pain, there are levels to feeling pleasure so you can differentiate between the experiences. #I2E21