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Can saving one life be justified if it results in the death of many more?

Can the idea that the right thing to do produces the greatest good for the greatest number ever be truly justified?

Can surveillance ever be justified as ethical?

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Can saving one life be justified if it
results in the death of many more?

 

Can the idea that the right thing to do
produces the greatest good for the greatest number ever be truly justified?

 

Can surveillance ever be justified as
ethical?

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Can saving one life be justified if it
results in the death of many more?

 

Can the idea that the right thing to do
produces the greatest good for the greatest number ever be truly justified?

 

Can surveillance ever be justified as
ethical?

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can choosing not to save someones life every be justified

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How can we decide whether justice is made if one life is saved but it results in many other deaths?

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Jack is a poohead from Peter Loreck Romero year 10

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Jack is a poohead from Peter Loreck Romero year 10

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What makes somethng funny? Is our likability associated with our quality as a person?Will you be happier with a life of sacrifice?When is logic not the best approach to life?

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What makes somethng funny? Is our likability associated with our quality as a person?Will you be happier with a life of sacrifice?When is logic not the best approach to life?

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Peter's questions

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- How is knowledge defined?

- Are humans expected to modernise technology and create AI, or is it just another factor that is expected to evolve over time?

- Why are women and men stereotypically seen to be at a different level of human intelligence?

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If you had the option to decide others fates, would you

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But if you are a real Bast!!d

you tell people your opinion

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Just because something isn't thinking the same way as us, does it mean that it isn't thinking?

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Just because something isn't thinking the same way as us, does it mean that it isn't thinking?

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By Jonah

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Questions on Epistemology (How we know what we know)

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Questions on Epistemology (How we know what we know)

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- Can you ever even know someone's true intentions?

- How do you determine who is in charge of who?

- Should there be time limits for answering questions and solving things?

- Is lying and keeping secrets from loved ones really the best thing to do to keep them safe?

- Is teamwork [always] better than working alone?

- Or is teamwork a necessity for everything/problem?

- Or are different people suited to teamwork and others are not?

- Can a machine really make decisions for itself?

- Does that mean that it is no longer a machine?

- Is there a fine line between a person and a machine? You are either one or the other?

- How do you determine what is right and what is wrong?

- Especially when so many people have so many beliefs and values?

- Who decides who lives and who does?

- should anyone ever have that power?

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can people be so stupid as to knowingly ask stupid questions?

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can people be so stupid as to knowingly ask stupid questions?

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That guy/girl that asked "how far are the stars"

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Is it right to judge?

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Questions on Metaphysics (The nature of reality):

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Questions on Metaphysics (The nature of reality):

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- If someone/something thinks different to us, does that mean they are not thinking? (e.g machines)

- Do we all have a purpose in life?

- who has the right to decide whether someone lives or dies?

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Questions on Existentialism (the nature of existence)

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Questions on Existentialism (the nature of existence)

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Can existentialism be taught?

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What determines our intelligence?
How do we know if what we are doing will always be in good faith and justice?
If good people do bad things for a better future what will the outcome of there decisions be?

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Will we ever be able to connect science and beliefs? In other words, does everything on the Earth have a scientific explanation?

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If you could have the choice to choose wether you had to make the decision for the lives of a few or the lives of many, would you want to make that desison?

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If Violence is an action, satisfaction a feeling, together they create a combination of both, so what is that known as? A feeling? An emotion? an Action? Or something new what is it?

What differentiates an action to a feeling, and then to an emotion?

To determine wether something is right by you, is that necessarily the same to another when the situation effects them differently?

When acting on violence are we acting fully aware of ourselves?

What defines a persons situation for them to be recognised as needing help?

What determines an inhuman or human action?

When is it right to disobey an instruction or order?

What or who determines wether or someone lives or dies?

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-Is withholding information doing more damage than allowing people to access it?

-Why do we ostracise those different to us?

-Will human error be the death of us?

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Would it be possible to follow, copy and learn from someone to the point where you can imitate their identity?

Who is the true judge of what/who we are? If someone has committed a serious crime at the fate of many people, should they still be considered a person or human?