@SahaiAakash@sreedhari_desai Legality doesn't imply morality. Jaywalking is not necessarily morally wrong whereas criminalizing gay marriages is. Food for thought? #ISBRL
It's surprising to see that we learnt y people commit fraud but not y they don't inspite of having an opportunity to do so. Whatever you might say, but most humans are inherently good and that's y we learn about what to avoid rather than what to imbibe. @sreedhari_desai#ISBRL
@SahaiAakash@sreedhari_desai Absolutely and that's why retribution isn't limited to punishment it could be any form of appropriate action. But it shouldn't be allowed to go scot free as it might encourage such behavior #ISBRL
Accepting our mistakes do not absolve us from them. Doing the right thing after committing the fraud can be sympathized with but it cannot vindicate one from retribution. Hard life lessons from Prof @sreedhari_desai#ISBRL
Opportunity. Motivation. Rationalization. It's interesting to note that all elements of fraud triangle have a positive undertone. The onus to limit fraud also falls on the organization. Are we sympathizing with fraudsters? Thoughts? #ISBRL@sreedhari_desai
Utilitarianism can't be justified over humanity. We should use our judgement to analyze situations. Sometimes individual benefit outweighs overall benefit simply because it is urgent. Case in point: Giving way to ambulances or firefighters. Thoughts? #ISBRL@sreedhari_desai
What happens to the Trolley Problem if we add a bystander into the equation? Would you still pull the lever? Now there's a witness. Think about it.
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Should one be a utilitarian or a formalist? Do we need to pick a side? Both approaches have their merits as well as shortcomings. Isn't the rational approach to take situation-dependent? Like always, is the answer "it depends"? #ISBRL@sreedhari_desai
Ford, as an organization, tends to tread on the thin ice of ethics. The Ford Pinto case highlights their utilitarian approach. Another example is their treatment of Ken Miles during Le Mans'66, where they denied Ken his individual glory. #ISBRL@sreedhari_desai
The bad apple-bad barrel conundrum took me straight to the infamous CEO of Theranos: Elizabeth Holmes. Isn't she a part of the 3% of sociopath CEOs? Was she truly a bad apple or just a rotten product of a bad system? Thoughts? #ISBRL@sreedhari_desai
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