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    What Is Utilitarianism?

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    “What is Utilitarianism?” Ask a passerby to describe his personal morality‚ and you’ll likely get a complicated explanation filled with ifs‚ ands‚ and buts. Ask a utilitarian‚ and he can give a six-word response: greatest good for the greatest number. Of course‚ utilitarianism is not that simple. Like any philosophical system‚ it is the subject of endless debate. Still‚ for the average reader who is unfamiliar with the jargon that characterizes most philosophy‚ utilitarianism can be a useful tool

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    Kansas-Nebraska Act‚ allowed whites from slave states such as Missouri and Free states such as Illinois to move into Kansas. Then‚ between 1861 and 1865 the Civil War was fought. In Cattle towns from the year 1870-1885 from the towns of Abilene‚ Ellsworth‚ Wichita‚ Dodge City‚ and Caldwell there was a whopping total of 45 homicides‚ which they happened because cowboys had come to town. In the mining town of Bodie‚ California from 1878-1882 there were 116 homicides recorded‚ and in the Mining town

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    Hey, I Love You (:

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    Hello there angel I hope this letter-novel thing really proves to you what you mean to me because not a day goes by when I don’t think of you All you have done for me and my life So now it’s time to show what all of that means to me You :) You You You :) Wow‚ I honestly didn’t think I’d ever meet someone as special and as amazing as you are baby. You are seriously the best part of my life‚ and when I say it‚ the best thing that has ever happened to me (: The feelings you give me on a daily

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    run of the stage trying to stop the fire and Cherry attacks Doug by throwing herself on him‚ her hands on his throat‚ choking him. * Foreshadowing * Foreshadowing is used by Nowra to create suspense in the play. When Lewis is told by Justin to keep a close eye on Doug‚ the audience anticipates that some complications may be caused in the play. However the audience is not disappointed because Doug eventually lights a fire in the toilet and burns down the theatre. * Nowra also foreshadows

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    beginning of the series were utilitarian due to his view of Cylons as lifeless objects. However‚ his reasoning becomes difficult to determine as he develops a love for crew members that reveal their Cylon identities. In this essay I will briefly explain Utilitarianism as understood from philosophers such as Bentham and Peter Singer. Secondly‚ I will introduce William Adama and the crew aboard the Galactica. Lastly and most importantly‚ I will provide examples of Adama’s utilitarian actions throughout the

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    Planet Janet Summary

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    her family conflicts. In Janet’s eye‚ her family is very annoying. Jocelyn Bandry her mother or more commonly called the mad cow in her diary book is a teacher. One of the reasons she did not like her mother is because of her mother more dominant to Justin; her old brother. In addition‚ Janet thinks each her mother got upset‚ Janet most get her shit. On the other hand‚ Janet father Sigmund is a psychotherapist‚ a heavy smoker and Janet often assume his chatter always unimportant. The novel described

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    Most utilitarian theories deal with producing the greatest amount of good for the greatest number of people. Negative utilitarianism (NU) requires us to promote the least amount of evil or harm‚ or to prevent the greatest amount of suffering for the greatest number. Proponents like Karl Popper‚ Christoph Fehige and Clark Wolf argue that this is a more effective ethical formula‚ since‚ they contend‚ the greatest harms are more consequential than the greatest goods. Karl Popper also referred to an

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    Black Mirror’s second season‚ episode two titled White Bear‚ opens with the woman unable to recall her identity. She only knows her name‚ Victoria Skillane‚ and all the while‚ she is surrounded by pictures of a young girl and a man‚ who she assumes to be her daughter. As she steps out of her house‚ Victoria notices that every individual she sees records her‚ not replying to her questions. Soon after the recording begins‚ figures in masks follow and attempt to kill her. The episode climaxes when

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    Extreme utilitarianism has a common-sense approach to moral dilemmas. As is the case when confronting the moral dilemma of euthanasia. The extreme utilitarian looks at euthanasia on a case by case basis. They will use reason to determine whether euthanasia is the right decision to make‚ and under what circumstances. For example‚ if the person is clearly suffering‚ with certain death fast approaching‚ euthanasia would be the most humane choice‚ and therefore the right action to take. Moral rules

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    Abortion: Sensitive Topic

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    pregnancy thus ending the life of the embryo/fetus prematurely. My ethical justification for abortion stems from a rule-utilitarianism standpoint. When using the rule-utilitarian consequential principle of ethics‚ we establish a set of general morals and rules in which we can apply to every moral question based upon our utilitarian findings. When this is applied to abortion‚ we can see that abortion is a completely ethical entity that provides the greatest amount of happiness for the greatest amount

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