I believe that inequality will always exist in a society that we created, no matter how hard we tried, since it has been engrained in our minds and way of life for as long as we can remember. #ewp22
During my reflection on how and why we currently have one. Because history has a way of repeating itself, if we were to create one without taking into account the state of the world at the time, it would resemble the events that have already happened in the past. #ewp22
@JuliaMarie007 You can't genuinely claim that if everyone thought like anarchists, the world would be a happier place. The result would be utter anarchy and, in a sense, a cleanse. That doesn't seem like a very happy and tranquil way of life to live, in my opinion. #ewp22
Anarchism is the belief that there should be no form of government.I don't think there is a method to do this because social order is ingrained in both human and animal nature. Rulers and powerful individuals who impose restrictions in one form or another will always exist #ewp22
It was fascinating to me to hear about Socrates' passing and how it motivated Plato to carry on his legacy. Today, Plato is the sole source from which we can deduce what Socrates was saying. #ewp22
In a sense, Plato's suggestion that you enter the World of the Forms is not what you should do. His thesis is that you must think independently; but, if you embark on this path because Plato said to, then you are not acting independently. #ewp22
To a certain extent, I concur with Kant. But if there are only two choices, I think the right choice would be the one that gives you more pleasure and less pain. #ewp22
The different forms of pleasures that individuals enjoy set us apart from other objects in the world, such as animals. These pleasures include, for instance, imagination and moral emotion. #ewp22
According to the concept of utility, morally righteous behavior tends to result in or foster the greatest happiness for the largest number of individuals. Most of our daily decisions are based on trying to make other people happy before making ourselves happy. #ewp22
@Antonio48591524 I also agree as I believe that I did way better on this test then the first test as I tried many different ways to study and went to the library as for the first test I sorta winged in.
The fact that nobody generally wants to enter the box interests me much. Technically, it would maximize our personal enjoyment, which in a utilitarian perspective appears to be a good thing, yet we reject it. Authenticity has a certain inherent significance for us. #ewp22
I concur with Kant. Simply because more people benefit than suffer as a result of a particular activity does not make that action morally correct. #ewp22
When we perform nice deeds, like assisting someone, we often do so more for our own enjoyment than for the benefit of the other person. We want to assist someone because we would feel horrible if we didn't. #ewp22
I believe psychological egoism to be true, particularly in the current world. It seems to be in our nature to seek out pleasure while avoiding discomfort. Politicians, kids, and pretty much everyone else in our environment are all doing it. #ewp22
The fact that Eichmann would probably not be a mass murderer if he lived in Oneonta is something that remained with me from last class. He was only sinister because he was adept at abiding by the law. #ewp22