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  • 7 Modern Deadly Sins and Misunderstandings: Clarity

    7 Modern Deadly Sins and Misunderstandings: Clarity

    Understanding and Critiquing Certain Common Sense Moralisms in Modern Society Previously, we discussed the moralism of determining when exclusivity functions and certain misjudgments we make regarding the moral weight of things. The following discussion ties into another issue in conceptualizing popular sentiments in modern ethics – namely, our severe lack of moral clarity, sincerity and…

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  • Andrew Tate and the Ethics of Sincerity in Digital Engagement

    Andrew Tate and the Ethics of Sincerity in Digital Engagement

    There is an obvious question for consideration here: why do some people come out in support of Tate while others come out against him? Why do some people seemingly materialize out of thin air to say we must have a good opinion of him, while other more progressive-leaning individuals come out to say Tate deserves…

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  • 7 Modern Deadly Sins and Misunderstandings: Exclusivity and Priority

    7 Modern Deadly Sins and Misunderstandings: Exclusivity and Priority

    Serving as a continuation of the series on “7 Deadly Modern Sins and Misunderstandings,” this second section focuses on a less analytical issue: the idea of misjudging ethical prioritization. As in, who do we, at a threshold level, owe moral respect and obligations to, and how do we prioritize these obligations towards our friends, family, community,…

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  • 7 Modern Deadly Sins and Misunderstandings: Inequality

    7 Modern Deadly Sins and Misunderstandings: Inequality

    In any given society, there are certain common sense moralisms ingrained within that culture. Certain aspects of ethical life and sentiments may be universal in nature and span multiple countries and continents, as part of a generalized weltanschauung. Yet, the particular way in which that ethic is practiced is always subject to cultural conditions and…

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