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i find this article to be very interesting. from the perspective of a soldier who made a bad call, you can see how fear can control the way people respond to things, including the reflection of light on the bike of a man. it can cloud somebody's judgement or perception of a situation well after a decision has been made. the idea of allowing yourself to feel the weight of your actions, and consequences to those actions is something I do on a regular basis, as this Former Marine Captain, Timothy Kudo, has also done. Mr. Kudo does not believe that he is worthy of forgiveness and does not expect any, which is something i can agree with, as some mistakes are inexcusable. however, if someone does offer you forgiveness, I personally feel that you must accept the forgiveness you are offered.

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this article is very quick to debate controversy. on one hand, implying machines cannot learn morality means that humanity does not trust anybody but themselves. But if machines do learn morality, they would almost instantly outclass us, considering that they would have much better physical capabilities than most regular people. but if morality can be taught to Artificial Intelligence (or AI), then this could help humanity in a practical way. it would allow machines to function on a battlefield with low risk against civilians and non-combatants, and could potentially save the lives of soldiers. Now, I personally do not intend on teaching machines morality, but if it can be taught to AI, then each different kind of robot could be taught different morals, and could function entirely separately from each other. this could also mean that if you teach each robot what is seen as bad morals, then it could become a threat, much like humanity's own serial killers. so this begs the question; what is a correct set of morals?

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this article is about how men and women respond differently in moral dilemmas. I found this article to be fairly engaging in its ideas, highlighting that each gender will focus on different issues in the mater. while men tend to focus more on the consequences of each action, women tend to focus more on the emotional response that will be invoked. I found this article to be fairly accurate. whenever I go to each of my parents about the same issue, they typically lean in their respective directions. Now, this article could be perceived as sexist, as it generalizes the way men and women view issues, however I do not believe that these generalizations were made to demean one group or the other. the article even states that there are, like many rules, exceptions to these generalizations.

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This article is about how men and women take things different.Then also i do not think that is all the way true.Then always women think why more harder than men.I believe that men do not think about the consequences.Then all people have feelings.

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I believe that machines can if they learn from the right person.Then if something was to go wrong someone could get hurt.Then you cannot trust people enough to build them. Then you never know if they are helping someone and they do not know what they are doing.

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This article talks about the difference on how women and men take difficult situations differently. This article says that women are more likely to handle situations with their emotions, and their gut intuition. Where on the other hand men act less with their emotions.

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This article is relatable because sometimes that it occurs that you do a good action and help people out but, you still revive bad things towards you. The main idea of this article is to not expect everything in life to be good because you are a good person, but to be ready for any trips that you will have to overcome. To me this story was interesting to me because it helped me think about this situation, and take a lesson for the future.

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I believe that this article is relatable because when someone does something to you that is what you think of is revenge.Then even if you get the revenge nine times out of it there will be a bad outcome.Then also people can just get over it.

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What I´m getting from this is that Woman think about stuff logically and emotion and men tend to think more logically on subjects that have moral consequences.

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This article is relatable to me because sometimes I am put into situations where I think back to myself and think about life not being fair, based on certain situations that occur in life. For example when I was a child a passing of someone close to me occurred and that made me think life isn't fair because why do the good people always leave. But as I grew up I understood that these things make me a stronger person today and am able to openly talk about that situation, which was hard for me before. And to take every fail or hard moment to prepare me for the future, and be stronger.

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This article is relatable because you can not expect someone to be perfect.Then also that person can be making the wrong decision and have a good outcome.People will always have there on little option on you.

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He´s right life isnt fair or unfair it´s just life your just born with oppurtunities and chances and they could end up better or worse than everybody elses but it up to you to decide what to do with those chances.

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He´s right life isnt fair or unfair it´s just life your just born with oppurtunities and chances and they could end up better or worse than everybody elses but it up to you to decide what to do with those chances.

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this article is relatable because not all actions have good outcomes. you could be the nicest person ever and be ridiculed for it. its harsh but reality sucks. the actions you make dont always result in good ways.

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this article is definitely relatable, good people only do "bad things" because they get persuaded to do that. you cant expect a person to be perfect , hence we have bad days. not all good people are purely good, and not all bad people are purely bad. people that make bad decisions arent usually doing it on purpose. people that are going through things tend to do bad things.

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revenge is not a good way to deal with your issues. trying to get back at someone is not a logical thing to do. wasting your time trying to get revenge on someone gets in the way of you getting by with your own life.

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i have definitely gathered the idea that men and women think and approach situations differently. Women deal with things using their emotions. men don't really use their emotions to deal with their issues. men grow up usually hearing things like "boys don't cry" or something along those lines. When dealing with your issues, you must learn how to deal with your emotions or you will make a "bad decision"

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The article is about in your childhood people told you that not everything is fair.When you grow up life throws problems you solving them is going to make you a better person.Then also you got remember that life will find a way to keep you down.

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Utilitarianism can be controversial because some believe that you don't always have to do something that will be right for most people. Some feel that their happiness comes first before others. This is relatable because sometimes I use this concept to make the "right" decision. If I want to do something I will think about whether this would be beneficial or help other people. When I think of visual images i think about if I wanted to leave a group work project, but the effect of that would be that I would make it harder for my partners to complete the project, the right thing to do would be to stay and do my part since it would effect them more.

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This article is relatable because there are "good people" who might do "bad" things. Because they are influenced to do so. This topic can be controversial because people have many reasons or explanations behind why a good person might do a bad thing. When I think of this topic, I imagine a good person being told to do a bad thing because they will be rewarded for it. I also think of someone being provoked, or in a "bad" or stressful environment and it can make them do bad things.

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The article is relatable because it makes me think of my childhood when all of my family members would tell me life isn't fair .  no matter what you do, life will find some way to disappoint you. life isn't necessarily unfair , it's throwing obstacles in your way to make you stronger I'd say.

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As is clear when the new military murdered the former Czar's family in order to terrify potential adversaries, Nicholas's account logically infers that violence is a necessary and ethical technique of maintaining population control. Nicholas was a terrible leader and may have been the cause of Russia's demise had he persevered, but he explicitly said that he did not wish to be the next Czar. Perhaps this was his method of exacting revenge on those who put him in power and gave him a great amount of unasked-for responsibilities.

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I believe that this article's perspective on vengeance is accurate. When we are harmed by a wrongdoing, we act impulsively and vengeance appears so plausible. However, you will just end up getting hurt because you have descended to the level of the person who offended you.

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This article makes sense to me and even corresponds to my reality. My mother and father, for example, have contrasting approaches to making decisions. My mother has a tendency to consider her options, which, based on the article's research, is her attempting to choose between her emotional and cognitive responses. In comparison to the article's assertion, my father makes decisions impulsively quickly with little internal turmoil.

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This article resonates with me since, as a child, I was a fervent fighter for fairness. I would stress myself out about something that did not exist in the real world. Eventually, with the support of my brutally honest mother, I came to the realization that life isn't fair, so it's up to you to get stronger so that if life decides to punch you in the face, you won't fall.

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I believe that machines cannot learn morality because they are mostly tools. We codify how they think, behave, and operate. Morality is not something that can be simply encoded; in order to learn it, one must be human. There will be no ethical or unethical machines; only ethical or unethical humans will operate them. Because human emotions and acts are not concrete like strings of 1s and 0s, ethical behavior is a variable and broad concept that a machine will be incapable of comprehending.

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This is relatable because everybody has bad days which makes us sometimes not do the right or better choices. This is controversial because, humans are not perfect so therefore we are all the same at the end of the day, we all make mistakes in which we learn from. The main purpose of this article is to show that everyone at some point gonna is going to be put into a situation in where you may act differently than what you usually would do, but it all depends on the situation you are confronting and the people in the situation or around instigating, you to act differently.

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Personally, I don't think that machines can "learn" morality. Machines are programed by humans. Emotions cannot be obtained by these machines that we program because they are incapable of feeling.

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This article is relatable because revenge is something that comes to mind when, someone does something bad to you, and then makes you want to do it back but even worse. On the other hand this opinion is controversial because some people believe that it is in the past, it is gone, nothing can change or be done about it, to move on.

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Utilitarianism is when people make decisions but what they think might help the most amount of people.It is also a thing where it really is just that person is making the decisions it is there own theory.Then also whatever they decide on can make everything worse.

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This article is relatable because although I do good actions, bad outcomes have come out of them. I don't think that any of it is controversial. The main idea is that although people can be good, their good actions can lead to bad things. This article persuaded me to look at situations differently.

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This article is relatable because getting revenge has come across my mind plenty of times. Although getting revenge at the time seems like a great idea, the aftermath isn't very good. Some of the article is controversial because some people will say that getting revenge or even having the thought of revenge is down upon.The main idea of this article is that everybody looks at revenge differently. This article didn't persuade me.

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Relatable because even good people has bad days.  all philosophies are controversial because ideas are inclusive to all types of people. The main idea of this article displays that even a good person can be upset if they're provoked in the wrong environment.  This persuaded me to think not all good people are good, and not all people are bad. This made me think of the angel ,and the demon on the soldier.

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Yes this is relatable because I've consider being revengeful. I believe revenge is very controversial because it all depends on the person taking action, and what action was done for revenge. The main idea of this article was Sir Francis Bacon's belief about revenge. His idea on revenge didn't persuade me to feel no different way about revenge. Reading this made me think of the Ying, and Yang symbol.

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None of this is relatable to me and I don't think it is controversial. The main idea of this article is how crime rates have declined dramatically in Brooklyn, New York because of more "aggressive policing". It did help persuade me because in the article it talks about the amount of crime there used to be which was a lot. Then when more disciplinary actions were enforced, less crimes happened. This makes me think of how it must've been so bad at one point the community and police got tired of it and decided to work harder to stop it. Which would be their "tipping point".

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This article is relatable because it is noticeable that women tend to be more emotional than most men. There are times where men are/were taught to contain their emotions within themselves. Some of the article could be controversial because someone may not agree with what the article is saying. The main idea of the article is that men and women scale their emotions differently.

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The main idea of the story is that not all stories end in an happy ending. This can be relatable because in the story even though the girl was very good and had medals for it she still ended up being killed. It is reality that not all good things will end in a good way. It didn't really persuade me on anything.

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A lot of people have a tipping point but that does not mean it can be easily reached. some people have a really really heavy tipping point to where they usually never reach that throughout their entire life. and some people do not have such a big tipping point so they get sent over the edge a lot and causes them to do some bad things they do not normally want to do. And most of the time people cannot control their tipping point and it makes it worse because they can't control what they do when they get tipped over the edge. But some people can control it and it is not as bad as some other people.

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What makes good people do bad stuff is them snapping or maybe they're being forced to do stuff like that. I know sometimes good people get pushed over the edge and they end up doing bad things that get them into a lot of trouble and sometimes it's not really their fault. And also there's sometimes where people are forced to do bad stuff like them being held hostage and forcing them to do stuff they don't want to.

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I do not think that machines can "learn" mortality. But I do believe that machines and robots can be programmed with mortality and some people will try numerous times to try to teach machines and robots mortality but I just do not think that it will ever work. It can only be programmed into the machines when they are made but it can never be learned. There might be a way in the future where someone or some people end up figuring out a way to get a robot to learn mortality but I highly doubt it because its not something that a machine can learn life I already said it can only be programmed into the machine when it created.

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This article is relatable because most people, when wronged by someone, might seek revenge on that person, or through other people. This topic is controversial because some believe that revenge is a way to solve or end conflict, while others believe it is wrong and you should "turn your cheek". The main idea of the article is that revenge is a wild justice. This article helped to persuade me because it said, "Certainly, in taking revenge, a man is but even with his enemy, but in passing over, he is superior." Visually I imagine someone doing me wrong and instead of letting that person be, I seek to do wrong to them back. Now I am just as wrong as them because I acted in a way now I am on their level of wrongness, and it take the good out of me now I look bad too.

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This article is relatable because for as long as I can remember my parents and everyone i have been around most of my life has told me that life is not fair and there is really nothing we can do about it. Everywhere you go there is going to be inequality and no one is going to get treated the same. Everyone can tell their experiences of inequality if it comes from skin color, a disability, poverty, or someones features but no matter what the situation is, everyone has experienced some kind of inequality. Deciding whether or not you're going to be put down due to inequality and life not being fair really just depends on who you put yourself around. Or what your actions are because there are many different ways to get yourself into a problem.

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I think that machines are incapable of learning morality. Humans can try again and again, but machines will just never be able to learn morality. This article can be a bit controversial because some people may think that machines can learn morality, but that's not the case. The main idea of this article is to figure out if machines can learn morality. This article may persuade me to try to figure out how to get a machine to learn morality.

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This is relatable because I went through three of the Moral stages the Kohlberg Philosophy was referring to before, Those three moral stages were called preconventional, conventional, and postconventional. This is controversial because he made points about different character types of people, and how they handle dilemmas. The article's main point was their six different moral stages, and reaction to situations as a person grows older. I feel this is a pretty solid philosophy. I seemed leveled, and sensible the more I read. This philosophy makes me think of kids growing into adults..

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Robots wouldnt be able to learn morality because it would be programmed by a person and that persons views on morality could be drastically different from someone else views on morality so a if the robot was program to do something based on "morality" It would still face criticism because it wouldn't match up with eveyones morality.

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This article is relatable because a lot of people, including myself, sometimes when things get hard, I feel like life isn't fair. But, the reality of it is that life comes with challenges and downfalls, which to us is not "fair" but it's just how it is. We are in control of choosing whether to overcome it or give up. Some might see this article as controversial because some believe that the way one is brought up, or the environment they are brought up in determines their future, so that isn't fair. When I read this passage, visually, I think about famous people now who grew up with little to nothing, but saw and took opportunity and now are living in a way that inspires others.

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No, I do not believe that machines can learn morality, because machines are programmed and controlled, and on the other hand emotions are something that naturally comes from humans, which is something that can not be programmed, or controlled by other people.

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The difference between men and women is that men think they are better and women are not because women are more in tune with their emotions and men aren't. so when people say that we are being emotional for no reason it isn't because we are on our periods its because we know what we feel and how to express that but men are taught that they need to hide their emotions to be "real men" even though most women want a man that is in turn with their emotions and does not hide them.

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I feel like unfortunate situations make good people do bad things. This article is very relatable because when you talk about putting a good person in bad situations, I can relate to that a lot. But, one bad situation doesn't initially turn that good person into an evildoer. I believe multiple problems and conflicts shifts that individual to become more careless. The main idea of this article is to show that evil behavior is molded and created.

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The story was about three kids not listening to their aunt but a stranger was able to tell a good one and still the woman was not happy even though the story kept the children occupied enough to keep silent for the woman.

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In my opinion, machines can't really learn morality for multiple reasons. Humans can try to program all they want into machines and teach them what is right and what is wrong, but in reality, emotions and feelings take over when we begin making those decisions. Machines don't have the ability to feel emotions and they weren't brought up and raised like a human. Everything machines know how to program today was initially taught by a human being.

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There are many things that may cause good people to do bad things some of these may be when others hurt what is important to them like mothers and their kids or John Wick and his dog. Some things may not be so black and white. There are many factors that may cause good people to do bad things.

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I believe that machines cannot learn morality because you cannot program emotions

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This article is relatable because there are things in life that make it unfair. The life that you decide to live is based on the choices you make. The main idea of the article is to tell people that life is hard to get by if you don't think about your actions before you do them. This article persuaded me to think about my actions before doing them more often.

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Not that relatable because I don't instigate often at all, and I wouldn't consider myself a follower.  Yes this is controversial. There are lots of ways to handle different dilemmas. The article was explaining what Threshold violence, and the effect it can cause to groups of people, and individuals. Reading this article persuaded me to think people with low Threshold can be very dangerous. Thresholds of violence makes me think of protesters destroying property after witnessing each other forms of property.

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This article is relatable because I've been told since I was little that life isn't fair and that life is only what you make it. Your life depends on the choices you make and the individuals you put around yourself. The visual images I got when I read this article is basically choices including "dark decisons and "light decisions.

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This article is very relatable to me because I also feel like women are more emotional than men. The main idea of this article is woman tend to think more about making decisions because they think about the potential harm in each situation. But, this doesn't mean that men don't think about the harm or benefits in each situation because a lot of them do. This article helped persuade me to more of a concept that emotional distress is what leads people to make "bad" decisions.

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Utilitarianism is where thinking about others comes into place, because you have to think about who this is going to affect and who will it help at the end of the day. If it is a bad or good decision that will help most.

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Utilitarianism is very relatable because I used this ideology to make decisions before. I feel that "Utilitarianism" along with all other philosophy's are controversial, because everyone has their own opinion on how to handle task, and Ethical dilemmas. The article was pretty much explaining that Utilitarianism is choosing the most favored option over the rest. You can use Utilitarianism sometimes not all the time. that's the mindset that was swayed by reading about Utilitarianism.  When I think of Utilitarianism, I think of a superhero saving a group of people, and sacrificing one rather than saving one, and leaving the others.

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This is very relatable because I've seen people make decisions based on revengeful feelings. The main idea of this article is mainly saying that revenge and justice does not fall in the same category. Its also explaining that revenge is generally what destroys our justice system. This article did help persuade my thoughts on whether or not revengeful people are wrong. In my opinion, those who seek for revenge are people who want to bring others down in their sorrow, and that is wrong. I feel that if you do someone wrong, then you will have consequences for that coming, but if an individual tries to force bad things upon you, then they are also in the wrong.

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Utilitarianism is relatable because I have had moments that I had to think who it benefits. For example, if I were to make food, would it be better to only make food for me, or for me and other people. Utilitarianism can be controversial because different people can have different definitions of happiness. The main idea of Utilitarianism is that the right choice is decide by whether it helps the most people or not.

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This is very relatable to how the world operates today. For example, the government will create places for students to go and explore different majors. But the thing is, you need to make payments every two weeks. The majority of students will be happy because they have the chance to explore their dreams, but what about the small portion of students who doesn't have enough money is unhappy. This is very controversial because just because some just because some people are okay with this situation, doesn't mean others aren't.

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I've been adhering to utilitarianism in a process without understanding its name. Not everyone can gain from an idea, in my opinion. Whatever the case, what works for one individual may not work for another. It is simply fact. But if you can save the majority, I believe it will offset the regret of not being able to save everyone. The morality of deciding to help the majority is a contentious issue, but I feel it is vital in a world where not everyone will profit from a decision.

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Nicholas was a horrible leader and was a pushover by his uncle at most points in his life and his wife was the same. However his kids did not do anything of the sort and was punished for their fathers bad decisions and should not have been punished but banned from Russia.

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This is a good concept if we lived in a perfect world without violence and hatred but because we DO NOT live in that kind of world and that makes it hard to follow this kind of belief.

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This is my response. It is very insightful,