In this lecture we look at the subject matter of ethics, distinguish between moral subjectivism and moral realism, discuss Hume’s law, and look at the differ…
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In this lecture we look at the subject matter of ethics, distinguish between moral subjectivism and moral realism, discuss Hume’s law, and look at the differ…
Video Rating: 4 / 5
please see my short video “is ethics dead?”
these videos are amazing!thank you so much!
Nice Prezi brah
Nice video. Are you perhaps from New England?
To Al Sunshine who ask “What is the difference between morals and ethics?”.
As Ducky said: the ethical man knows he shouldn’t cheat on his wife,
whereas the moral man doesn’t cheat on his wife :)
Search for my Ethical IQ scale, and have your eyes opened about the true
root cause of our global conditions.
La Etica.
Yes. Yes, it is. You paid attention. Good for you.
Schopenhauer did as well.
you sound like facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
That’s how he pronounced it. It just sounded like he pronounced the ‘s’
because the word following Camus was ‘stated’
“Microsoft Sam” has come a long way – almost sounds human now.
These are some damn good they make me want to slap somebody!
Only real thing in itself is time; though this has no relations, a vice of
gravity.A falsification of gravity. It still presses on you! A question is
relative only to itself, what we have here is a problem with pride! Just to
bring the fairness of pride is the best way to approach ethics. All
fairness attributes itself to an employed reasoning, to say a standing of
pride in fairness . . . Really it is just about vitality . . . the turn
will follow another turn!
What is the difference between morals and ethics?
2+2=5; You must not only obey big brother, you must also love him…
Its pronounced (Kamoo)
ought
Your videos are awesome and very informative! Keep it up! :)
Since Ethics is still debated(In terms of Ontology, not epistemology). It
is safe to say that the Divine Command Theory is the solution to moral
ontology. Morality disproves atheism because atheism can not account for
moral absolutes.
I think there is a fundamental obstacle in accepting any theory of Ethics
seriously, that is the vastness of the universe and the insignificance of
human life and suffering, in comparison. Did any one try to address this
problem? Only Albert Camus?