well that confirms my theory
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No and no. (Just donāt tell me everytime we meet)
Okay, now we want to know what you think about the morality of the acts described in the three scenarios featured in this activity. After that, weāre pretty much done with the asking you questions stage, and weāll let you know what weāve discovered about your moral framework.
A Sonās Promise: Redux
Carl Bianchiās mother was very ill. On her deathbed she asked him to promise that he would visit her grave at least once a week. Carl didnāt want to disappoint his mother, so he promised that he would. But after his mother died, he didnāt keep his promise. He was too busy. He didnāt tell anyone about his promise, and he has never felt guilty for failing to do as he said he would.
Was Carl Bianchi morally wrong not to keep the promise he made to his mother on her deathbed?
Yes
No
i thought magnus was new ngl I did not realize they was here in 2019
no
greatly disgusted
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any potential child would be harmed by the genetic instability caused
they predate me iirc so they were here before 2018
no. morals are pointless
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philosophy means nothing in a battle against science
what???
yep!
roleplays!
iād say no if it didnāt explicitly mention he didnāt feel guilty about it. guy might be slightly soulless
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Suppose you were up at 1 in the morning, talking to cats on the internet. You were enjoying yourself, but you have to drive the following morning. Should you go to bed?
Yes
No
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wait i didnāt read fuck
Only did FoL roleplay in like 2017 so thats probs whyh
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no
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Would You Eat Your Cat?
A Cat Snack: Redux
Betty Slocombeās cat was killed in a tragic accident with an out of control lawnmower. She had heard that cat meat was jolly tasty, so she cut up her cat, cooked it, and ate it for dinner. To date, she has never regretted her culinary experiment and she claims not to have suffered any harm as a result of cooking and eating Fopsy.
Was Betty Slocombe morally wrong to eat her cat?
Yes
No
depends upon context imo
in that case i would consider it disgusting but not morally reprehensible
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As i said before, heās despicable for breaking his word, especially to a dead person. I have so much pride in my ability to keep my word that on second thought yeah this is morally wrong
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is this not the same question?