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Morality with loopholes. Everyone agreed that the Congressman's conduct was morally repugnant and his excuses were intellectually dishonest, but the facts did not support an ethics violation.
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The adorable belief that our actions ultimately matter. It's absolutely essential that you (insert action) and you must always avoid (insert action), because if you violate these ethics (insert an ultimately meaningless outcome).
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A philosophical area of investigation where the same people who argue that there is no reason to believe in god seem to think that there is a set of universally binding principles that define just actions from unjust actions. Professor: Utilitarianism is a great ethical theory.
Student: What reason do we have to believe that there is a such thing as ethics? Professor: Utilitarianism is a great ethical theory. |
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The best way to ensure that your business endeavors will never turn a profit. The company stressed ethics over growth, so the government refused to bail them out.
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That criminal has a really bad sense of ethics.
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