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    the standard dull defensively secured officers to see a fight. The aphorism of the 761st, who were in addition called the Black Panthers, was "Rise arranged to place everything all together!" Before the end of the war, they more than satisfied this maxim. In the midst of flight operation in World War II, front line troops occasionally spent more than two or three weeks on the cutting edges; the Black Panthers had been in fight for over 183 days in succession. Before the war was over, the 761st…

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    idea from text: Bicycles, during their boom in the 1890s, acted as a social equalizer by creating a commonality between riders; riders “traveled on the same roads, faced the same conditions, and even frequented the same locales” (Herlihy 274). response, reaction, or connection to idea: Though Herlihy mentions this idea in the context of the 1890s, I still see the equalizing nature of the bicycle today. Whenever I see another cyclist, whether it’s on the mountain bike trails or the road, I…

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    After laying out his most widely known iteration of the categorical imperative, [“Act only in accordance with that maxim through which you can at the same time will that it become a universal law” (Kant 37)], Kant establishes some universal laws that follow from it. In light of his previous discussion of the importance of good will—namely that a good will is the only thing good without limitation, Kant additionally considers the relationship between our will and the universal laws that spring…

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    Invented by Hiram Maxim, and introduced to WW1 by the Germans. In WWI machine guns were more used for show and to strike fear into enemies. This is because the Machine gun had only been around for a couple years still had a lot of problems. For example it was to heavy to…

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    According to Immanuel Kant, 18th century philosopher, the moral worth of an action depends only on the intentions of its performer, not on the consequences. It is one’s duty or respect of moral law to act in the way of what is morally right, not in a way that he/she wants or desires. Another requirement of an action to be called moral is that it should be performed out of the good will. Action according with good will means, that that action is not done for another end, in is done for its own…

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    Nonmaleficence refers to the ethical norm of avoiding causation of harm. 33 It rests on the dictum of primum non nocere, ie, the provider’s obligation not to injure or harm patients and to refrain from actions that would harm them. The term “actions that would harm” highlights the fallibility of medicine, where harm is not always a predictable outcome but based on the probabilities of side effects and complications. Of course, adverse events imply maleficent conduct because harm was not…

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    Naturally, their maxim is Coat of A.R.M.O.R. Each morning during announcements, students are expected to know and mentally “put on” this Coat of A.R.M.O.R. for Achieving success, Respecting one another, Maintaining excellence, taking Ownership of their actions and decisions…

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    INTRODUCTION The ethical decision is challenging and probably blurry for decision-makers. Mostly, it creates a dilemma where fierce antagonism arises from listening to the voice of conscience and the voices of other opinions surrounding. Profoundly, the winner is determined by how willing the person to pursue the goodness and choose freely to pay attention to the inner voice or mute it. Moral philosophers are contributing in providing an instrument to enable us to heed to the verdict of…

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    For many years there has been a debate between the opposing philosophical frameworks consequentialism and deontology. Some could argue that consequentialisms maxim of "the ends justify the means” as the determinant for a moral action may be inconsistent with other important aspects of value such as rights and allegiance. Others may argue that deontology is simply too restrictive and independent of the context in which it could be applied to. Although these two philosophical frameworks have…

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    seem to be legitimate questions, knowing the individual my aunt is, there was most likely a bit of sarcasm behind those remarks. Thus my aunt is flouting the quality maxim, by addressing an issue she already knows the answer to. The use of short concise sentences that are very direct is an example of where my aunt uses the manner maxim with implicatures as to direct my response. Examples would be, “ Yours just didn’t show up.” and “See if you can get on that one.” Through these small…

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