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Another post I wrote a few years ago about one of the branches of ethics. Enjoy. ————- “That indolent but agreeable condition of doing nothing” – brilliantly said by Pliny the Younger, which wisdom acts as one of the cornerstones of Ethical Individualism. We believe that many people follow this principle to a . . . → Read More: Ethical Individualism: Your Happines is Worth the Most “No morality can be founded on authority, even if the authority were divine.” – A.J. Ayer
Ethics is very hard to define. The view of what is right and wrong differ from person to person. It depends on the environment one grows up in, the influence from friends, religion/atheism, . . . → Read More: What Does it Mean Being Moral? What is true and what is not, that is the question. This will be analyzed by applying our question, “are human beings born evil?”, to three different concepts of finding if the statement is true or not. The three ethical theories are: the pragmatic, the coherence and the correspondence theory of truth. The . . . → Read More: Are Human Beings Born Evil? Been reading some on Organizational learning lately for an essay I’m writing. Very interesting to read about and makes you think a lot. Argyris is one of the main persons behind the concept and writes brilliantly on it. Sharing two great paragraphs with you from the book titled “On organizational learning”. “Learning is . . . → Read More: Argyris take on Organizational Learning  |
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