William

Question 1

George the chemist

Answer 1

• agAINST job offer, should he take it so someone better doesnt get it
• Moral obligation?

Question 2

Jim and the protestors

Answer 2

• Should jim kill one so 20 free or jims hands clean, but 20 dead
• Moral obligation?

Question 3

Integrity

Answer 3

• Acting on the basis of one’s most deeply held convictions and believe
• Acting in “Good conscience” and “wholeness”
• Psychological effect
  Utilitarian response:
• Feelings are irrational
• Insufficiently weighty

Question 4

Negative Responsibility

Answer 4

• Agents responsible for consequences of their Inaction

Question 5

What is Self-Indulgent Squeamishness

Answer 5

• Reluctance to cause harm for the sake of the greater good instance of self-indulgent self-indulgent squeamishness
• Utilitarian perspective:
• Disagreeable feelings/experiences
• Agents feelings have virtually no weight in relation to what is at stake
• Non-utilitarian response:
• Emotional expressions that an action is wrong
• Moral feelings is not merely objective of utilitarian calculus
• Experience a LOSE (literal loss) in terms of one’s integrity