@mayachondria24 I thought it was interesting when we learned about Plato’s take on gender roles too. I would have thought that the idea would come much later, seeing as one of the first credited female philosophers wasn’t until recently in history. #ewp22
@StuparichKayla I was thinking about this too! My experiences and traditional standards have led me so far away from what autonomy and thinking for oneself can look like in our society. We’ve been raised to listen and follow others. #ewp22
@TrevorTsang19 I think morals definitely hold us back. If I had Gyges ring, the best version of myself would magically have enough money to be sitting on a beach and traveling for the rest of my life! #ewp22
@kring08647017 I feel this way about colors too. It’s hard to explain, but what if my expectation of green isn’t someone else’s? What if it’s been engrained that green is green even if we see it differently. Idk if that makes sense but it’s something that bugs me! #ewp22
@Hartlieb_Monica This tweet helped remind me what we’re doing this for! I think this project really helped us become Winsome Disruptors even if it is on a small scale! Hopefully we can continue to really think for ourselves even after this class is over. #ewp22
@CarsonJensen26 I think people will always crave power too! The idea may come from my experiences, but I feel like it’s in our nature to be the best version of something that we can be, in order to thrive #ewp22
@vanessakrakerr I agree! I think choice has a lot to do with the counter argument of anarchism. Because we submit to a system of inequality, it is counterintuitive to say it’s unfair. #ewp22
@rachel_faden I was thinking about the hierarchies of schools and it’s weird to think when we’re just out of HS we are on top because the schools want us and our money. But once we commit to a school we become the bottom of the scale again because we owe the school our money. #ewp22
@gracelilyy444 I think like a lot of things we’ve touched upon in class, we can’t fathom a different moral/survival system because of the norms already put in place on the basis of tradition #ewp22
It’s weird to think of how many “useless” jobs there are in today’s society compared to what is truly needed for the bare necessities of a functioning community. #ewp22
@ethicsdemiotis I was also trying to think of a civilized organization that functioned without inequalities and I couldn’t think of one either. I think the fact that humans are so unique in their own ways, causes jealousy and reliance upon one another through nature. #ewp22
Watching Yellowstone tonight & a character said “behind every milestone in history is a monster”. Made me think of the idea that the outlier of accepted societal morals tends to be the one who insights change seeing as they think for themselves rather than what the norm is.#ewp22
@ees41959297 I thought Plato’s inspiration stemming from Socrates death was interesting as well. It’s like a story of vengeance against a whole city, using the weapon of philosophy and reason! #ewp22
@TrevorTsang19 I thought it was weird that the “first female philosopher” would be in the 1950’s as well. I figured there must be one before her, even if it wasn’t 100% documented. #ewp22
I think I follow an acute form of Consequentialism, I tend to view outcomes before or during my moral actions. But I feel like this also ties into the Hedonic Calculus too. Both in which help determine if what I’m doing is the best thing for my moral reputation. #ewp22
A world where humans choose to follow their impulses, as brought up with the Categorical Imperative, is literally what Nietzsche aimed for with the Übermensch. No morals and no obligations! #ewp22
What if all humans started choosing what their impulses urge them to do? Like dogs, what if we started hitting people, no matter their status, out of anger or eating Orbeez because we are curious as to what they taste like. I feel like that would be such a crazy world. #ewp22
In response to,why don’t we apply morals to objects?, I feel like that would be so weird.Thinking a table is evil or holds some moral obligation to me because I hit my toe on it seems so foreign to what I’ve known. A table has no knowledge of what it did compared to humans #ewp22
Nozick's Machine made me realize how much I currently,and should continue to,value my authentic and genuine experiences. The feeling of doing something myself, or discovering something for the first time through my own eyes, works to override the machine's generic feeling. #ewp22