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Ethics and Authenticity Discussion Notes
Ethics and Authenticity Discussion Notes
Ends Justify the Means?
The outcome shouldn't justify actions, especially if it involves violating moral principles.
Trolley Problem & Organ Donation
Choosing to sacrifice one person to save others can be viewed as maximizing overall well-being (utilitarianism).
Using a person's body, even in death, to benefit others is seen as a necessary and potentially valuable act.
Authenticity and Conformity
Explored whether authentic conformity to peer pressure is possible.
Discussed the nature of the "self" and what it means to be true to oneself.
Rational vs. emotional self.
Internal vs. relational self.
Addressed the compatibility of authenticity with long-term commitments.
People change, and commitments may need to be broken to stay authentic.
People may have multiple "selves" (e.g., feeling, thinking, choosing).
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