6-Philosophy-Ethics-Choices

means and ends

Actions are means to achieve ends or goals {means and ends} {ends and means} {means/ends}. Means can be ends. Good goals can use questionable means. Does end justify means?

slippery slope argument

Marginal acts, once allowed, can lead to bad acts, by small continual extensions {slippery slope argument}|.

moral turpitude

People can have dishonesty, injustice, immodesty, or bad morals {moral turpitude}|.

value judgment

Judgments {value judgment} can state how things should be, not how they are.

autonomy

People have right to make decisions about themselves {autonomy, ethics}|.

lazy sophism

If something is going to happen, it will happen, so people do not need to do anything {lazy sophism} to protect themselves.

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