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Ethics Alarms: 2011 in Review (via WordPress)
Here is WordPress’s summary of Ethics Alarms stats for the year just completed. Continue reading
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Three Terrible Tales From the Busted Ethics Alarms Files…
Three recent example of missing ethics alarms. How many Americans like these people are there? I’m not sure I want to know…. Continue reading
OK, So the Vengeful Tattoo Artist Story Is A Web Hoax. It’s Still A Great Ethics Topic.
The story of the tattoo artist’s revenge was a hoax. It’s still a good ethics story. Continue reading
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A Close Call at Integrity Junction
It’s so easy to violate your integrity. It also can become a habit. I just had a close call at Integrity Junction myself, and, of all things, another blogger saved me. In part, this account is to thank him. Continue reading
Please Resume Being Ethical: We’re Back!
The internet is working again at ProEthics. Did you miss me? Continue reading
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Count The Ethics Alarms: A Lingerie Football YOUTH League?
Maybe it’s not as bad as it sounds. Continue reading
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Ethics Alarms Two Year Report
At two years, an Ethics Alarms progress report. Continue reading
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Unethical Thought of the Month: Me
Where do unethical thoughts come from? Are they examples of creativity, themselves “thought experiments”? Are they randomly generated scenarios, like dreams? Are they subconscious hints of the beast within, warnings of the consequences of not having solid ethical values? Do ethical people have unethical thoughts? Continue reading
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Comment of the Day on “The Twins and the Amazing Hockey Shot: the Public Flunks Its Ethics Test…Badly”
Reader Jim Weaver, in his Comment of the Day, suggests that if I think a blog like Ethics Alarms can have any real impact, I’m deluded. Continue reading →
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