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WWB Key Ideas
How we ought to act, and why our choices matter.
MODE:
~
4 minutes
of short abstracts.
Ethics.
10 random key ideas.
1.
Sometimes the hardest moral conflicts are not between good and evil, but between two loyalties a person cannot fully reconcile.
2.
From History: Protection against authority.
Due process is the boundary that separates lawful authority from arbitrary power.
3.
Blind obedience works by shifting ownership of morality to the boss.
4.
Quote:
- Socrates.
- 399 BCE.
Meaning:
Socrates taught skepticism and critical thinking. He taught that a life with the seek truth tenant is required no matter what culture and time you live in.
5.
From History: Normal is our current experiences.
Normalcy is not reality itself, but our idea about recurring patterns in reality, shaped by experience, culture, and expectation.
6.
Ethical systems that focus on fear of consequences, as in a god’s wrath, are rudderless. A shift toward teaching right and wrong can fix it.
7.
From History: Born 1879.
Humans do not respond directly to reality. We respond to our representations of it.
Done. Refresh for another set.
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