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Red - Moral/Philosophical Framework to care for each other
Yellow - Pragmatic Framework to care for each other
Green - Moral/Philosophical Framework for individualism
Blue - Pragmatic Framework
for individualism

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In the grand scope of the world, our actions seem to play little to no significance in global matters, giving us a false sense of diminishment in our importance as a global citizen. However, it is through our direct, individual actions that we affect those around us; and thus in a chain-reaction, we indirectly influence people we
have not yet met, or never meet.  Thereby, we play a role in the development of the world, no matter how big or small it may be, through our effectual change we may bring into other people’s lives. This global/country-wide impact our lives have on the world has been discussed and explained by many authors of literature, including F. Scott Fitzgerald, and his famed work The Great Gatsby.

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We are responsible for one another in that we must not do anything that will negatively impact others. We don’t necessarily have to help others, but we can’t hurt them. In the Great Gatsby, we witness multiple characters directly undermine others when leaving them alone would be a better option. An example would be Jordan's relationship with Nick.

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The world holds a population of 7.4 billion human beings. That means there 7.4 million different people with their own opinions, issues, and lives. Because it is typically difficult enough to juggle personal issues, there is no obligation to be responsible for others.

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As a human species, we are responsible for our continued survival. This is achieved when every person behaves as a global citizen. Unfortunately, people hide their responsibility towards one another through ignorance, luxury, indifference, and racism.

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As a society we are to better ourselves and others. It is our duty to help and look out for each other. Therefore we are responsible for each other because we are part of the same overall group, and whatever affects one, affects all. As seen in The Great Gatsby, once one part of society secludes itself from the rest, the country starts to decay.

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We, as citizens of society, do hold some responsibility for each other. Our actions can affect the lives of others in positive or negative ways.  We do not hold enough responsibility for one another to not put ourselves first in critical and harmful situations. Tom is married to Daisy and has a mistress, Myrtle.  Myrtle ends up being killed and this affair led up to this.

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We are all responsible in helping one another the best we can. In The Great Gatsby, Gatsby’s death is an immediate result of his lack of empathy for others.

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We should not rely on others to be our caretaker, we should look out for our best interests. If we stress about caring for others it will only hold us back in life. We have to beware of others who attempt to take care of us because they may be doing it for their own personal interests. In the Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby is not caring for Nick Carraway, he is playing with Nicks’s emotion for his ow
n benefit.

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People should not be held responsible for each other, only for themselves, because people are imperfect, and the only one who should suffer the repercussions for one’s imperfections is his or her self, this is supported by the clear injustice of Gatsby dying because of Daisy’s recklessness.

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In a society, we are responsible for ensuring the well being of others, despite what is portrayed in The Great Gatsby.

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Just as Nick befriended Gatsby in “The Great Gatsby”, Nick helped him with many of his life endeavors. Nick even went so far as to be only one of two people at Gatsby’s funeral. To an extent, everyone who interacts with each other on a daily basis is responsible for one another.

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As human beings, we are responsible for taking care of the people around us, as well as ourselves. Our life decisions should not only be considerate of ourselves, but the others around us as well.

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As we learned from the social nature of those from East and West Egg and lack of caring towards Gatsby, humans are responsible for one another.

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As people of earth, we are responsible for each other because we all share a similar goal, and that is to do good for the betterment of society. It is our responsibility to make sure no one strays away from this idea of making society a better place. We are also responsible for each other in the sense that we should look out for each other.

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The descent of society into chaos is directly caused by the citizens’ choice to not be accountable for one another.

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As global citizens, we are responsible for one another socially. We must work together to keep one another safe and protect one another from inequallity. This responsibility and the consequences of ignoring it can be seen in The Great Gatsby.

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Humanity is more connected than we realize sometimes as every action you do affects almost everybody, this is apparent in shows and movies that use the butterfly effect in which a very little change to a complex system results in a huge change. What we must come to terms with is that we can not prevent what has already happened, just like how Gatsby wants Daisy to forget about the many years of her life without Gatsby and to say she never loved Tom. Gatsby is too busy living in the past to worry about his future with Daisy and he lets his chance go by, ultimately leading to his demise.

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As seen from Tom in the Great Gatsby, when we ignore our responsibility for one another, we lose our humanity.

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We are not responsible for one another but we can care care for one another through the kindness of our hearts.

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We are responsible for one another because no one can make it in life alone, everyone needs other people’s help in some way. For example in The Great Gatsby no one looked out for one another and it didn’t end in a very happy way.

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Like string tied to a balloon a humans are connected to each other. Remove that string, and the balloon will get lost in the stratosphere. Whether we like it or not, humans have an inseparable bond. The success of our entire species is built upon the foundation of relationships.

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As global citizens, we are responsible for the people that we choose to be responsible for. Helping others is the right thing to do, but we are not responsible for everyone.

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All people have to rely on one another in order to live, so in that sense, how can we stand idly by as we someone we rely on throw their lives away?

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As shown in The Great Gatsby, we are responsibile to care for each other and be good friends as global citizens and human beings.

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The moral decay of a society is inherently linked to the individual’s rejection of community and interdependence.

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We are responsible for the improvement of mankind, which includes aiding all those who need help advancing their lives.

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We are responsible for those in the world who we have an influence on. These people look to us for support, therefore we should provide it when needed.

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As humans, we are not responsible for one another. Like Gatsby, we are only responsible for ourselves and are accountable for our own success.

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If we do not spend our lives to help others, then a life of selfish actions would never be worth living. Those who are generous towards others always have more happiness than those filled with greed.

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Through the ideals presented in The Great Gatsby, we should be responsible for one another and as model, global citizens we should use our available resources to help others whenever possible.

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We are responsible for one another.  When people must help others, the world is a more productive place. In Gatsby, many characters look out for each other, and these characters are beneficial.

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I'd argue that abiding by this code is a fundamental obligation of being a person, and I contend that The Great Gatsby presents a clear dichotomy between being responsible for other people and being a carless and selfish person.

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We, as individuals, become responsible for the well-being of one another because of humanity’s hidden impact behind each man’s actions when influencing society.

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Due to the fact that humanity is a social species, we are all responsible for one another.

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In modern society, people interact with one another on a daily basis. Although one can be completely self independent, the average person is partly responsible for the people they interact with every day. Just as Nick befriended Gatsby in “The Great Gatsby”, Nick helped him with many of his life endeavors. Nick even went so far as to be only one of two people at Gatsby’s funeral. To an extent, everyone who interacts with each other on a daily basis is responsible for one another.

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As a global citizen, we are responsible for one another. In the novel, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, a story where irresponsiblity leads to so many characters demise, it is important as a global citizen to take ownership of other people. A particular instance where this occurred is downfall of Gatsby.

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We should all be responsible for one another. If no one in the world cared about the well being of others or they didn’t help those who needed help the world would fall. When we don’t have responsibility for one another our relationships fall. For example in the Great Gatsby, Nick didn’t do all that he could to help Gatsby move on from Daisy, as a result from this Gatsby took the blame for the death of Myrtle Wilson, even though it was Daisy’s fault, and was shot and killed by Mr. Wilson. Having responsibility for one another prevents others from getting hurt.

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Although each individual person is leading their own life, it is their civil and moral obligation to be aware of others as we all impact both the people and the environment around us. “The Great Gatsby” draws out a similar idea from the text as the individual actions that each character takes impacts everyone around them, and for that reason we as citizens become responsible for not only ourselves, but the others around us.