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How did technological advances change society?
It changed the sumerians society because the wheel made it faster to get from one place to another and the arches made the city more beautiful
A student is writing a research report an the effects of technology on society. what is the best research question for the student to use?
Should there be limits on what scientists can clone? -apex
How does society and technology relate to one another?
Since the start of 2000's, technology has been slowly dominating our old ways of doing things. We use microwaves and ovens to heat our foods other than using fires, or even the sun. The relationship is that technology RUNS our society. The big corporations depend on technology as we do at home. And as time goes bye we will continue to become even more dependent to technology as is progresses.
What is transition looping?
this is the changing of from one slide to another
What factors and conditions in society propelled the emergence and growth of science and technology?
the medical conditions of a human body is one, lifestyle...
Is it true or false that ethics vary from one society to another?
True
Are ethics subjective and can vary from person to person?
Yes, ethics are subjective and can vary from person to person. This means that what one person considers ethical, another person may not.
Why are ethics important?
Ethics are important because without ethics people would not have ideas of right and wrong. Ethics help to make the society more stable. ethics help to choose right actions over wrong one. Ethics is very important since it is an essential part of the basic civilized society, so the society with lack of ethics will fail sooner or later.
Is Ethics different by how society currently operates?
Yes, ethics can vary based on societal norms, cultural values, and historical context. Different societies may prioritize different principles, leading to diverse ethical frameworks. For example, what is considered acceptable behavior in one culture may be viewed as unethical in another. As society evolves, so too can its ethical standards, reflecting changes in beliefs and values.
How do you deal with moral dilemmas?
It depends on the morals and ethics of the society in which you live. Morals and ethics change somewhat over time and vary in different societies, and also within societies - there is no single answer. Consult with someone you respect. Morals and ethics are not covered specifically by the legislation of a country but are often reflected in the laws made. If it is not illegal is is usually moral but not always. Another source to consider is any religious affiliation you may have, though what one religious group believes moral may not be considered so by another one.
Is indecency quantifiable?
Not by any consistent method. What one society may think indecent another will not.Societies make laws against indecency to suit their own morals and ethics.
Ethics is the discipline that examines one's moral standards or the morals standards of a society?
true
What is good ethics?
It depends on the society in which you live. Ethics are not a universal concept but driven socially. What may be ethical in one place may be totally unacceptable elsewhere.
The word ethics comes from the greek word that means society?
The word Ethics comes from the Greek word (ETHIKA), meaning "custom character", as in how we normally treat or should treat one another. (not sure how to spell it in Greek.. I speak it fluently, but I'm not too great with spelling :P)
What is the atheistic existentialist view on ethics?
The atheist existential view of ethics is that ethics do not emerge from supernatural sources but from pragmatic sources; a good system of ethics is one that contributes to the healthy functioning of the society which adopts it. In other words, we are ethical because it is useful to be ethical, not because God commands us to do so.
What are the human acts of ethics?
Human acts of ethics are actions that are intentionally performed by individuals in accordance with moral principles and values. These acts are based on considerations of right and wrong, and are influenced by factors such as empathy, fairness, and integrity. Practicing ethical behavior helps individuals develop a sense of responsibility towards others and contribute to a positive and just society.
How did Yong Le relate that our society today?
Yong Le believed in positive reinforcement. As a result, all it takes is one person to change society and its ethics, beliefs, and morals as a whole.
