Yes. It is really ugly for someone to explicitly claim white privilege. That statement presumes that it is one thing for businesses to take advantage of minority consumers but, because he is white, he should re
and makes you really feel part of an exciting, dirty, dangerous, terrifying and sexual world. We are right there, alongside our characters – the evil ones and the less evil ones – as they play their part, play with others, or simply try to survive. I’m not convinced that “life-af...
virtue stories allow for the possibility of brand redemption and reform—not granted through principle ethics. While principle-based narratives offer a promise that implies that a brand’s missteps should be judged against a higher standard, virtue stories suggest that brands are unfolding narratives ...
what we should be. When robots become the blueprint for humanity, they simultaneously become benchmarks and ideals to live up to, and suddenly the things we make are no longer representations of ourselves, but we of them. What we make and what we are co-evolve [4,5], and this...
‘thick account.’ At present, the debate between the two versions of the ethics of HTA is very new, and no authorial preference should be read into the order or labeling of the two accounts. The thin account is, however, currently much better established in health care management and ...
What have we learned? Why should this matter? Because the value in Allen’s “true story about schizophrenia” comes from its power to nurture critical thinking and promote empathy among readers. Allen’s lack of rigor, care, and self-reflection betray an authorial intent that seems fueled by...
Research into autonomous intelligent systems and AI platforms evolving over time through self-learning from data currently raises a number of thorny ethical and legal issues. Advances in robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning enable AI p
” As a former editor, I can assure you, we do get those kinds of referees’ reports on papers that are criticizing their own theories. And when when we do, those submissions are usually fast-tracked for publication. I should underscore that Dennett’s advice runs deeper than mere ...
should be avoided. No Bribe and Corruption − Do not give expensive gifts, commissions and payoffs to people having influence. Discourage Secret Agreement − Making secret agreements with other business people to influence production, distribution, pricing etc. are unethical. Service before Profit ...
“the question here is not whether the t-shirts should have been barred. The question is who should decide whether to bar them – educators or federal judges.” He continued, “We cannot say that in this instance the Constitution assigns the sensitive (and potentially consequential) judgment ...