Imagine living in a fantasy world where everything is pitch perfect the way you wanted to be, but then, you wake up to the harsh reality to feel trapped and animated on the inside. This is how I first view my life story for the last three years. At first, I never thought this class would help me realize who I am nor what I have to value until eight weeks ago. To start off, I have looked at my life in a new light and sees how I should understand others before I judge them, as well as, to understand the importance of morals and values. Everyone has their own values and morals that they believe in to determine what is right and wrong in life, so have I. Not everyone can agree to the same stuff about how one’s should live our life, but instead learn from our value and believe to make our own story in our life. According to the Heinz dilemma experiment by Lawrence Kohlberg, “Concludes that
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Scientist has connected our moral philosophy to our cultural story telling. In the University of California, neuroscientist Michael Gazzaniga stated “cause and effect story which helps us get a sense of who we are, and how to cope with life and the unexpected”(Rosenstand 55). In a sense, story telling can give a person 's a sense of excitement and thrill, not to mention, in any story it has a purpose or a moral to it. For example, the story of the boy who cry wolf, where a shepherd boy would make a false acquisition about wolf attacking the sheep and the town people would believe him and try to defend the sheep from the wolf, but to find out that the boy was lying, so eventually the town people stop listening to the boy and one day a pack of wolf appeared and the boy called for help but no one showed up and he eventually got eaten by the wolf. So, the moral of the story is to never lie because if you do, then no one will believe in
Scientist has connected our moral philosophy to our cultural story telling. In the University of California, neuroscientist Michael Gazzaniga stated “cause and effect story which helps us get a sense of who we are, and how to cope with life and the unexpected”(Rosenstand 55). In a sense, story telling can give a person 's a sense of excitement and thrill, not to mention, in any story it has a purpose or a moral to it. For example, the story of the boy who cry wolf, where a shepherd boy would make a false acquisition about wolf attacking the sheep and the town people would believe him and try to defend the sheep from the wolf, but to find out that the boy was lying, so eventually the town people stop listening to the boy and one day a pack of wolf appeared and the boy called for help but no one showed up and he eventually got eaten by the wolf. So, the moral of the story is to never lie because if you do, then no one will believe in