Do you prefer
the moral viewpoint of consequentialism, which focuses on the consequences of actions, or deontology, which focuses on the innate rightness or wrongness of the actions themselves?
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OogieBoogie · F
Both need to be considered .
A person can do right for the wrong reasons , just as a person can do wrong for the right reasons .
But i suppose i lean towards the butterfly affect.....what will your actions do down the track .
We affect all of those around us. Sometimes we need to consider the fallibility of others into our equation ....and take the fall for the greater good.
A person can do right for the wrong reasons , just as a person can do wrong for the right reasons .
But i suppose i lean towards the butterfly affect.....what will your actions do down the track .
We affect all of those around us. Sometimes we need to consider the fallibility of others into our equation ....and take the fall for the greater good.
