values and ethics

What's the difference between values and ethics?

values: 

• the principle and ideas we think are important (ex: culture, experience, friends, social medias,..)

ethics:

• the rules that determine our sense of right vs. wrong

The Heinz Dilemma?

no he shouldn't. from the beginning, it's been the chmist choice and right not to sell him his product because of two main reasons. the medicine hasn't been published and he doesn't want to. he has ethics to do this since the medicine was invented and under his control. on the other hand, the desparate man is clearly wrong to break into someone's property and steal an invention. he should've told the police about the 'inflation' that the chemist is trying to achieve instead of stealing it.

Our ethics develop in stages:

stage 1: avoiding punishment

stage 2: self interest

stage 3: good boy/ good girl

stage 4: law & order

stage 5: social contract ( society benefits, broader vision)

stage 6: universal principles (subjective deep ethics, the only thing that determines what you do)

ETHICAL DILEMMA

https://www.canva.com/design/DAFyPzIMmnc/t7D2_iiZMiRDMUkeXA4wfw/edit?utm_content=DAFyPzIMmnc&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Create your own command term questions:

A01s: 

• describe the accountability of the tech company in the data breach ?

• outline 2 perspectives that involved in the car accident dilemma ?

A02s:

• explain the factors that 'thinfluencers' had on the drastic weight loss of the teenage girl ?

• suggest 2 things the tech company should have done better to prevent the car accident ?

A03s:

• to what extent is the car driver guilty in this case?

• compare the similarities between the health care and car accident dilemma?