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Politics
Kant’s Response To “How Does One Live A Good Life?” In Reference to “Hornbook Ethics” by Cardwell
Immanuel Kant is recognized as the founder of deontology, who derives morality from pure reason (Stanford Encyclopedia o…
The Declaration of Human Rights
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was established by the United Nations (UN), with the purpose of formula…
China’s Methods of Non-Democratic Control Relative to The Tibet Independence Movement
The Tibet independence movement was rooted in a deep-seated history of oppression and violence from the Chinese governme…
Michael Sandel on John Rawls
Michael Sandel is a prominent philosopher of the modern age. His “Justice” provides a thorough literature review …
9 Ethical Concerns For Chat GPT
The ethical puzzle of AI and the 9 big questions we can’t ignore: As AI becomes increasingly integrated into our daily l…
The Fukushima Daiichi Accident: A Twenty-First Century Crime Against Humanity
The Fukushima Daiichi Accident was a level 7 (rated on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale) nu…
Hong Kong’s Living Dead: Coffin Home Residents
The appealing attractions and wonders advertised in Hong Kong’s facade hide an insinuating secret. Behind the opu…
Education and Quality of Life
Access to a quality and well rounded education can be the deciding factor in the trajectory of an individual’s fut…
