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videowords.docx00:00 High class today we're talking about ethics.
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Wow, this is a huge topic.
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So where does one begin?
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Where does one end ethics
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from whose perspective?
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Whose environment?
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Whose background it should it really matter?
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Perhaps no, but it is a hot topic,
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and it's something that we
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really do need to talk about.
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It's prevalent in the universities
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and in bio medical profession,
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religious circles, business.
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And politics and ethics is integral
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as we know to our decision-making.
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My worry about ethics is that people
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try to take the topic and package it.
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You know the top ten ethical ways to deal
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with decision-making that does not do
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service to the to the topic of ethics.
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So over the next few weeks,
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So ethics seeks to resolve
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questions of human reality, but.
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The question that I always think about is,
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why then, are moral actions?
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Then different from our ethical actions.
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When we're all seeking
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for the good of mankind.
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This is because of differentiation.
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And this is the difference
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between what we believe.
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Versus what we are in ending up taking to do.
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So when wrestling with ethical issues,
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But in community. So we.
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When we attain fulfillment in the
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good with our virtuous ethics,
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it's only attained once.
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You have achieved good and
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you've helped your fellow
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man achieve the good too.
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So. The third one. Is normative ethics.
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Normative ethics would be more
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of a practical means of looking
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and determining a moral course
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of action that we need to take.
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of who's better than the next.
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So let's take a little deeper
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look at normative ethics.
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They are deontological.
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In this term, I want to focus on.
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The means justifies the ends.
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But as long as you fool follow the rules.
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You just can't arbitrarily do
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whatever you want. The means.
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Justify the ends. OK.
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Deontological ethics holds that.
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The morality of an action.
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The morality of an action.
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Does a right? Trump a duty.
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Or for every duty,
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is there a right or vice versa?
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Or is my right better than your right?
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When do we consider?
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That it's inappropriate to push my right.
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If my right is putting.
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Do you harm or undue harm on somebody else?
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Lots of things to talk about.
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So anyway.
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Again, thank you for listening today.
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Please do your reading.
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Just want to.
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Remind you that you should have the
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coursepack my coffee spill there,
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but you should have the core pack
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for LD Rs 320 and in there will
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be various topics on on ethics so.
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Have a blesed week and see you next time.
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Thank you very much.
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