Ethics Class, Monday, 2-4pm

[brambless.livejournal.com]

Tara's face is tight and drawn as she addresses the class.

"For those of you who heard about Friday's class - we're not talking about that. If you wish to talk to me in my office hours you are very welcome to although they will be slowplayed liek woah, because I'm single parenting this week. However, I would appreciate it if we could keep in-class discussion today on the topic at hand.

"The topic, such as it is, will be chosen today by you, not by me. Here's what I want you to do:

"Raise an ethical issue. Give us your opinion on it. I don't mind what you choose - there are hundreds of issues we haven't touched on yet in class. Go wild. Have some fun with it, if you want to, just make sure there is an ethical question to be addressed. Respond to another person's raised issue with your opinion - beyond just 'I agree'. I'd love to see you all engage in some proper debates with one another, and I'm quite happy to give extra credit for people who engage in multiple debates."

Comments

Re: Class Discussion

[chasingangela]

Angela cocks an eyebrow at Six. "Brain acid?" she asks. "I mean, I think I agree with you, I just have no idea what that is. it sounds like it would suck."

Re: Class Discussion

[soldtoarmenians]

"I'm all for not locking people in cages," Xander agrees. "I can't think of any time I've ever been locked in a cage that I'd call fun. Though usually there was something about to eat me when that happened, so it was more about stomach acid."

Re: Class Discussion

[kawalsky.livejournal.com]

Kawalsky agreed. "Cages aren't fun. Same with cages half-full of water."