Socyberty > Tags > ethics ethics Subscribe by RSS Kantroversy by NolliCI, Mar 23, 2008 The Kantian dispute between morality and duty. Comments(0)   Liked It: 3 Judith Jarvis Thomson and Don Marquis on the Morality of Abortion by NolliCI, Mar 23, 2008 Examining the morality of abortion with consideration to articles by Judith Jarvis Thomson and Don Marquis. Comments(2)   Liked It: 3 Our Fight for Freedom Here at Home: The War on Ethics by R.S. Latent, Mar 4, 2008 I write this anonymously under a pen name because I must keep silent from where I am at now. There is heavy retaliation against me. My reputation has been slandered and marred. I’m a soldier in the War on Ethics here at home. Because of soldiers like me who work behind-the-scenes and take a stand for integrity, our government has not gone completely corrupt. Comments(0)   Liked It: 2 Infectious Ethos: Building a Viral Ethical AI by Bill M. Tracer, Mar 3, 2008 Is it categorically unethical to force ethics upon the unwilling? Can the same answer be given for artificial intelligence? Is it finally even possible to program ethics into an artificially intelligent computer system? Comments(4)   Liked It: 107 Blood-Free Diamonds, Guilt-free Diamonds by I. A. Imbuido, Mar 2, 2008 Diamond-lovers with a conscience can make sure their valuable jewelery is ethically mined, and blood- and guilt-free. Comments(0)   Liked It: 1 Analysis of Michel Foucault by ellen_ruppart, Feb 24, 2008 What is power and do we shape it or are we controlled by it? What is the purpose of human life? Find out what the famous Michel Foucault has to say about it. Comments(0)   Liked It: 3 Cruelty-Free Living by B Nelson, Feb 23, 2008 Vegan? Vegetarian? Is it possible to live a cruelty-free lifestyle? Comments(2)   Liked It: 5 Wasting Time or Stealing Money? by S.L. Jensen, Feb 20, 2008 The high cost of unethical employees who waste time and rob from their employers by false entries on time cards. Comments(0)   Liked It: 1 Armed and Dangerous: What the Political Giants Don’t Want You to Know by R.S. Latent, Feb 10, 2008 "The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing."--Albert Einstein. Comments(4)   Liked It: 3 Mill’s Utilitarianism Compared to Kantian Ethical Theory by Nearly Anonymous, Jan 31, 2008 How would Mill and Kant respond to the following question: “Is it better to be good or to do good?” What reasons could each give in support of the method of ethics he adopts? Comments(5)   Liked It: 3 «Prev 1234Next» Sorted by: Most PopularMost LikedMost CommentedMost Recent Inside Socyberty Activism  / Advice  / Crime  / Death  / Disabled  / Economics  / Education  / Ethnicity  / Folklore  / Future  / Gay & Lesbians  / Government  / History  / Holidays  / Issues  / Languages  / Law  / Lifestyle Choices  / Men  / Military  / Organizations  / Paranormal  / People  / Philanthropy  / Philosophy  / Politics  / Psychology  / Relationships  / Religion  / Sexuality  / Social Sciences  / Society  / Sociology  / Spirituality  / Subcultures  / Support Groups  / Women  / Work Web Socyberty Popular ethics Tags animals Aristotle Culture deontology ethical ethics Euthanasia government Kant Life love money morality philosophy respect right society Spirituality vegan vegetarian Popular ethics Writers B Nelson Bill M. Tracer Boom Curiouser Cyra Miles Ebey Soman ellen_ruppart I. A. Imbuido John aka Jupiter King Joshua Smith Nearly Anonymous NiceGuy Nishant Tharani NolliCI Olive R.S. Latent Roger Penney Sarah Afshar Shabu-san Susan Brassfield Cogan

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