Moral Luck Or Bad Ethics Chess? The Death Of “A Very Young Dancer”
The varying consequences of premature fame for the “Very Young” trio of girls is the essence of moral luck.
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Bad Ethics Chess: The Insufficiently Diverse High School “Sound of Music”
Morons.
Comment of the Day: Tesla’s Seat Belt Recall, Moral Luck, and Ethics Chess
“Engineers shall hold paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public.”
Tesla’s Seat Belt Recall, Moral Luck, and Ethics Chess
Tesla avoids moral luck.
Comment of the Day: “Ethics Chess Lesson: The Tale of the Kidney and the Ungrateful Boss”
New commenter Christine has a valuable personal experience to relate, as an individual who donated a kidney to a stranger herself. the main thrust of her post covers a topic that I have written on before but did not mention in this case, though I should have.
Ethics Chess Lesson: The Tale of the Kidney and the Ungrateful Boss
Several poor ethical choices by both parties resulted in a hopeless bind that was destined to cause unhappiness. Ethics involves thinking through the likely consequences of your actions. If you don’t think ahead and play ethics chess, you’re asking for trouble. Or to lose a kidney…
Shameless Oglers, Ethics Chess, and the Duty to Confront
The way to stop oglers is to tell them exactly how offensive and rude they are, and the sooner someone does it, the less ogling there is going to be.
Weekend Ethics Kick-Off, 9/10/2022: Aftermaths: Dinosaurs, Chess, And Oberlin
The rest of three stories…
A Chess Ethics Controversy!
What’s going on here?
Chess Board Ethics: A Popeye
If this post stops just one human being from making that stupid mistake, my life will not have been in vain after all.
Ethics Alarms 