Demonstrate the skills you have learned in this class as you strive to manifest the ability to arrive at conclusions based upon a fair-minded analysis of the best reasoning on both sides of issues. This includes presenting and evaluating the best arguments on each side, followed by a presentation of your own argument for your … Read more
Imagine this: the weather is warm and sunny, and you decide it’s a good day to head to the beach. After managing to secure a spot on the sand among approximately a thousand other people, you notice a small child in the surf who appears to be struggling to stay above water. After looking around … Read more
Philosophers of Technology have often argued that technologies are value-laden rather than being merely value-neutral. One reason for thinking so is because the act of building or making always presupposes value-judgments about what we think is worth building or making in the first place. Put another way, what we make or build often reveals what … Read more
1000 words (approximately 4 pages). Instructions are attached. Please use the resources that I have attached. Please read the instructions given. DO NOT USE OUTSIDE SOURCES!!
Need guidance with my computer ethics class. 2018 ACM Code https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2020/entries/ethics-computer/ https://mediacentral.princeton.edu/media/CITP+WebinarA+Ed+Felten+-+COVID-19%2C+Technology%2C+Privacy+and+Civil+Liberties/1_syzkrdfd
Philosophers of Technology have often argued that technologies are value-laden rather than being merely value-neutral. One reason for thinking so is because the act of building or making always presupposes value-judgments about what we think is worth building or making in the first place. Put another way, what we make or build often reveals what … Read more
https://archive.org/details/why-beauty-matters-roger-scruton After you carefully watch this film, please offer a 250 minimal words (no maximum) thoughtful response to his central argument. But whatever response you give to Scruton’s main argument, be sure to defend your own truth claims. In other words, do not only tell us what you think but also what are your reasons … Read more
I need guidance with my computer ethics class which is on about user interface challenges. Norman Doors: Don’t Know Whether to Push or Pull? Blame Design.
To begin, you will use the topic you selected in the Week 1 Standard Form Arguments discussion forum and continued working with in the Week 2 Creating a Valid Argument Workshop assignment. For this assignment, you will present and evaluate reasoning from scholarly sources on both sides of your topic.
Your term project is to write a work explaining (1) your worldview and (2) why you hold that worldview. While you are free to structure this work as you choose, I suggest you begin with your presuppositions, explaining why you assume these and not others. Having laid this foundation, answer the eight questions James … Read more