How Can I Know Right From Wrong? Watch Philosophy Animations on Ethics Narrated by Harry Shearer

Thos ani­ma­tions are real­ly nice to make us think a lit­tle about our lives.

After see­ing these over­ly sim­plis­tic exam­ples I can’t have much faith in phi­los­o­phy. Peo­ple are not ratio­nal and they don’t have free will so all the talk about choice is wast­ed effort.

Nice videos to start a dis­cus­sion. As to the first video I would also sug­gest; don’t coop­er­ate with evil, espe­cial­ly if coop­er­at­ing will cause anoth­er harm. Bet­ter to not say any­thing, shut the door and warn your friend, get a gun and defend your­self and your friend. Be will­ing to put your­self in harm’s way to save a friend. You noticed, I didn’t lie.
Sec­ond video; Do the best you can. Take pos­i­tive action to save as many as pos­si­ble. Enlist help from oth­ers near­by. Switch the tracks, save the 5 and warn the one. Throw some­thing on the tracks to slow the train down but not your friend. That would be mur­der since there is no hope of sur­vival as there would be should you switch the tracks and warn the one. Be will­ing to get in harms way to save anoth­er.
Third video; we as indi­vid­u­als can’t save the whole world but each per­son can do their part to improve the world one life at a time. There is more ben­e­fit to per­son­al giv­ing than imper­son­al giv­ing such as gov­ern­ment pro­grams fund­ed through tax­es. We should per­son­al­ly seek to be pros­per­ous so we can give more to relieve pain and suf­fer­ing as well as teach oth­ers to become pros­per­ous. Teach­ing every­one a phi­los­o­phy of pros­per­i­ty and giv­ing will do more to relieve pain and suf­fer­ing in the world vs. the typ­i­cal gov­ern­ment pro­gram which tends to cre­ate anoth­er class of depen­dent poor who can’t live with­out a hand­out. Of course, if you are the poor then any help is bet­ter than none. I’m just say­ing, I believe there is a bet­ter way.
The “is/ought” video should be sim­ple for the athe­ist as well as the God believ­ing. From either per­spec­tive, if we draw our val­ues from what is or what was, we will fail to prop­er­ly con­sid­er what could or should be. By eval­u­at­ing our cur­rent state, review­ing the pros and cons, we can then form in our minds a bet­ter state to become our tar­get for change. Reach­ing out and con­nect­ing with oth­ers is a cre­ative act that will cause us to pros­per as indi­vid­u­als and/or a race of beings. If you don’t set a tar­get for a bet­ter life or world, you will live an aim­less life devoid of real mean­ing. You will end up neg­a­tive­ly impact­ing progress much like adding 1,000 lbs. of rock to a truck load of grain need­less­ly slows the truck down and hurts the mar­kets abil­i­ty to meet society’s needs. And if you’re not pros­per­ous enough to save a tribe some­where, try pick­ing a char­i­ty with a clear pur­pose you can believe in and give $5. In many coun­tries, $5 can save a life. Now wouldn’t that make your day?

This helps to think more deeply about life and deci­sions we make

It helps to think more eas­i­ly and deeply about deci­sions awe make apart from it it helps to make easy deci­sions there is a lot oh dif­fer­ences between eth­i­cal and moral deci­sions eth­i­cal deci­sions are relat­ed to self sat­is­fac­tion and moral deci­sions also includes think­ing of oth­er peo­ple

These ani­ma­tions are quite help­ful in order to learn deep about top­ic even it helps to improve the think­ing of a per­son

I think this is the best way to under­stand the top­ic and to make deci­sion which would be bet­ter for us.

A valu­able and prac­ti­cal resource for devel­op­ing a deep­er knowl­edge of eth­i­cal prin­ci­ples is the ethics ani­ma­tion nar­rat­ed by Har­ry Shear­er. It gives a fun and insight­ful way to inves­ti­gate dif­fi­cult philo­soph­i­cal con­cepts con­cern­ing right and wrong. We have to Enjoy the process of learn­ing, and don’t for­get to incor­po­rate these rev­e­la­tions into your own eth­i­cal con­sid­er­a­tions and deci­sion-mak­ing.

These ani­ma­tions are super help­ful for deep under­stand­ing of the top­ic . Instead of read­ing this is eas­i­est and the best way to learn.

Moral phi­los­o­phy indeed pro­vides a rich explo­ration of eth­i­cal frame­works, and con­cepts like the cat­e­gor­i­cal imper­a­tive and util­i­tar­i­an­ism offer diverse per­spec­tives on moral­i­ty.

A valu­able and prac­ti­cal resource for devel­op­ing a deep­er knowl­edge of eth­i­cal prin­ci­ples is the ethics ani­ma­tion nar­rat­ed by Har­ry Shear­er .The ethics ani­ma­tion nar­rat­ed by Har­ry Shear­er is an excel­lent and use­ful resource for gain­ing a bet­ter knowl­edge of eth­i­cal con­cepts.

images and ani­ma­tions are good ways to teach stu­dents

ani­ma­tions are bet­ter way to not miss any infor­ma­tion stud­ied in the class

With the help of ani­mal stu­dents can learn more and eas­i­ly .Ani­ma­tions grab the atten­tion of the stude.

Ani­ma­tions help us to thik deeply about the things and also help in mak­ing deci­sions which are good enough for us.

Ani­ma­tion are good for bet­ter unde­stand­ing. Then read­ing the whole para­graph . Images are more easy to uderd­tand

Ani­ma­tion is very easy to under­stand. It make top­ic very clear and inter­est­ing.

This ani­mat­ed video is very valu­able and easy to grab the knowl­edge and helped me to crit­i­cal­ly think before doing any­thing.

This ani­ma­tion video is easy to under­stand.