Really? Moments like these make the American presidential candidate debates worth watching: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AE2t_6aMcF8 And there's more...
No, it's both. You can't truly understand or learn about what is good and what is bad without that vital emotional connection. It would be like trying...
A moral dilemma is an ethical situation. At least in accordance with my use of those terms. And I doubt that I'm alone in using them that way. In fact...
Like you do, only my definition is more broad. We've literally just been over this. I think a more encompassing definition works better than one such ...
:roll: Any moral dilemma comes under the umbrella of ethics. Your question doesn't really make sense, or the answer is obvious, or you're making some ...
Maybe that's because of your preconceptions about what morality and ethics are. But I don't know. I'm not a mind reader. Ethics deals with morality an...
Of course through morality; or rather, through moral judgement. Emotions are essential, and diminished emotional processing or reactivity, as in, for ...
You want me to educate you on what you already know, but deny to save face? I don't believe for a second that you're ignorant of the relationship betw...
I disagree. I think it's just his humour. It's what's known as anti-humour, I think. It's not supposed to make sense. I could easily create a blog lik...
It would take a lot to dissuade me from my belief that he's just an amusing troll, although I have yet to delve deeply into the gold mine that is his ...
That may be interesting. In that case, I think the greater burden would rest with you. As for myself, I find the amount of work required to seriously ...
It's not all about risk. It comes down to a cost-benefit analysis, and, in my assessment, the costs significantly outweigh the benefits. Some risks ar...
It's not a fallacy to condemn a bad attitude towards an issue indicated by a statement made in the context of an ethical discussion about that very is...
Such a blasé attitude to a deadly serious issue. There's no "maybe" about it. There's no "who knows". A metaphorical shrugging of the shoulders simply...
I kind of don't really get it. There's already a field known as animal cognition. It has a history, a method, a vast amount of research has been condu...
My word of the day - or perhaps even the year - would be: "wat". As in: If one examines semanticist capitalism, one is faced with a choice: either rej...
The Second Amendment, not the Two-Dimensional Amendment. And yes, I don't need to be reminded of the unfortunate fact that it forms a part of the Cons...
If this is what you're getting at in relation to different classes of guns, then I agree. But that doesn't change the bottom line, which is the genera...
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