My personal experience had to do if it’s unfair to move into better open seats at a concert, the concert that I went to was a little crowded and there were open seats that were closer and with a better viewing position. There was no harm in seeing if my friend and I could move to those seats but there was the possibility of taking someone’s seat. My preference of course was to be closer to the stage and can have a better view, however, it was morally wrong to doing so because we had paid a certain amount of money for the seats that we had, and the seats that were open they were more expensive due to the close distance from the stage. A different personal experience that can be tied to Midgley’s argument is that I have experienced two different cultures, Mexican culture, and American culture. Midgley talks about how cultures must judge their own for them to be able to judge others and for us to be able to respect it, in my experience I had to identify the differences of both to be able to understand them. The difference between American and Mexican culture can vary on language, people, food, work, and family. For example, when it comes to work and family, in Mexico family is usually placed ahead of profession. I personally grew up and was raised with a lot of paternal care, and was taught to put family first. In the other hand, American culture, work is placed before family. Children are raised in an independent matter or are determined to raise themselves. The reason behind the decision if family or work goes first is based on the background of the culture, one was more focused on being content with what they have while the other felt like something was
My personal experience had to do if it’s unfair to move into better open seats at a concert, the concert that I went to was a little crowded and there were open seats that were closer and with a better viewing position. There was no harm in seeing if my friend and I could move to those seats but there was the possibility of taking someone’s seat. My preference of course was to be closer to the stage and can have a better view, however, it was morally wrong to doing so because we had paid a certain amount of money for the seats that we had, and the seats that were open they were more expensive due to the close distance from the stage. A different personal experience that can be tied to Midgley’s argument is that I have experienced two different cultures, Mexican culture, and American culture. Midgley talks about how cultures must judge their own for them to be able to judge others and for us to be able to respect it, in my experience I had to identify the differences of both to be able to understand them. The difference between American and Mexican culture can vary on language, people, food, work, and family. For example, when it comes to work and family, in Mexico family is usually placed ahead of profession. I personally grew up and was raised with a lot of paternal care, and was taught to put family first. In the other hand, American culture, work is placed before family. Children are raised in an independent matter or are determined to raise themselves. The reason behind the decision if family or work goes first is based on the background of the culture, one was more focused on being content with what they have while the other felt like something was