#consequentialism

As a guest on The LiberCAST podcast, with host Fred Gingras, I gave this presentation, in which I explained how and why most people struggle to manifest anything of meaning or value into reality. 🔗LINKS

We all have the freedom to act as per our will; however, we can never escape the consequences of our choices of behavior. Website: One Great Work Network: 🔥 FEATURED GREAT WORKERS The following great

The following pseudo-dialogue is based on my reading of part three of her famous essay, “Virtues and Vices”, which can be found here. All of her “dialogue” constitutes direct quotes from the essay. In

You can only chase a butterfly for so long. Author: Jane Yolen

Bernard Williams on what makes consequentialism a distinctive moral theory For this week’s Argument in the Wild, I’ll be reading and discussing Bernard William’s “A Critique of Utilitarianism” from

Deontological libertarianism is based on the non-aggression principle, which states that no human being holds the right to initiate force or fraud against the person or property of another human being,

In a place such as SteemIt, where many libertarians freely exchange ideas, objective morality seems to be a given, while relativistic morality is considered a mental flaw. But rallying cries do very little

The problem of ignorance (information poverty) and ideas on how to reduce it's negative effects We see ignorance everywhere. The destructive effects of human ignorance are inescapable and all humans are

The non-aggression principle is a libertarian ideal which results in a very simplified black and white morality. While this kind of morality is logical it is not necessarily practical for best choice under