Ethics Class - catch up session, 10am-4pm

[brambless.livejournal.com]

Tara posts the class list on the door, as promised in her email, detailing the gaps in each student's participation. Penned at the bottom in a neat round hand is a note: Some of you may have discussed these with TAs out of class. Please inform me if this is the case.

She looks happy and well-rested as she sets up discussion stations around the room.

[ooc: I'll put names on the comment threads for the people who haven't completed them, rather than listing up here. Because I'm odd that way.]

Comments

Re: When to Intervene?

[absolutesnark]

"I suppose it would be wrong to go back in time to save someone who was meant to die because it could disturb the order of the universe... or something. Otherwise, I think it's okay to save anyone's life, even if they haven't given permission."

Re: When to Intervene?

[brambless.livejournal.com]

"Okay," Tara nods, musing on this. "Is there a time limit? For example, going back a year in time would obviously change things significantly... but what about going back thirteen seconds? Is there an order of magnitude that needs to be hit before it becomes unethical?"

Re: When to Intervene?

[actingltcrumpet.livejournal.com]

Archie doesn't say anything, but he raises his head and looks at Piper with a curious and slightly haunted expression, nodding wordlessly.