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The philosophers Immanuel Kant and John Stuart Mill both had fascinating ethical theories, from Utilitarianism to a set of universal morals that are called Categorical Imperatives. The two philosophers had many ideas over why we should do the things we do and what makes it right to do them. Should we do things that are morally right, or should we do things that make us happy? Immanuel Kant was a popular philosopher from Germany during the 18th century and put a lot of ideas into the world that are

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Mill says that “[it is] better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied” or “it is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied” (Mill, 6 – 7) he means that it is better to be knowledgeable than to be lack intelligence. If you are, like most humans and Socrates, are knowledgeable, you are aware of both the higher and lower pleasures. The higher pleasures are things like education and acquiring property. Higher pleasures are harder to achieve but they are better because they

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I know it’s probably something you never heard of before but it’s similar to how you lived. Mill Utilitarian’s ethical rule is to maximize overall good and minimize harm or pain. They argue that one must have knowledge and autonomy. They also argue that one can control their consequences and that the highest value is justice. Chasing after a career in criminal justice I think Mill Utilitarian is the perfect type of lifestyle that would fit my character. I’m working towards living my life

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every day, from the Charlie Hebdo incident, to North Korea’s reaction to the American film The Interview. Cases like these show that freedom of speech has come to be seen more as a political right rather than a moral right. The theories of Kant and Mill have varying views on such matter. Before we can conclude whether freedom of speech is a moral right or not, we must first understand what it is.Freedom of speech is the first amendment of the American constitution. It holds the right to freely express

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Christopher Mills’ is a forty-four year old man living in Peaks, Illinois. Living far away from home and venturing around the country for his job, his family members and friends have been persuading him to create a Facebook account. “It would be easier for us to keep in contact with you during your travels,” they said. Curiosity peaked his interest one night as he hopped onto the social media platform. Succumbing to pressure, he decided to make a Facebook account. He typed in his name, birthdate

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The Story of Lidtke MillOnce there was a little girl named Marie. She was running from the man when she spotted the old building they called Lidtke Mill. She ran into the building to get away from the man that was chasing her. When she ran inside, it was pitch black. She tried to find her way through the building, tripping over the rubble caused by people and storms over the years. While Marie was tripping over the rubble, she heard a horrible screeching noise. She was already scared enough before

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Kant has a moral view based on religious principals while Mill’s is based on a hedonist approach. Mill stated that the good or evil of an action depends on the affect. That the greatest action is the one that provides the most pleasure for the greatest number of people. Kant, however, would state the goodness of an action depends on the intentions behind

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Financial Analysis: General Mills Inc.The following financial analysis is primarily focusing on the performance of General Mills Inc for the year 2010 when compared to 2009, but a historic trend of the past 5 financial years is also being taken into account. Balance Sheet Analysis:The Current Assets for GIS decreased for FY10 by nearly 2% compared to FY09, primarily due to a decline in quick assets, namely cash and cash equivalents. The company experienced a terrific growth period in FY08 when

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Textile Mill SchedulingProblem formulation•Variable assignment on the length of each fabric produced and purchased: X1 - Length of fabric 1 in Yards produced as dobbie loomsX2 - Length of fabric 2 in Yards produced as dobbie loomsX3 - Length of fabric 3 in Yards produced as dobbie loomsX4 - Length of fabric 4 in Yards produced as dobbie loomsX5 - Length of fabric 5 in Yards produced as dobbie loomsX6 - Length of fabric 3 in Yards produced as regular loomsX7 - Length of fabric 4 in Yards

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the rights to vote and to be regarded as equal as men in politic, in economic and in financial domains. As John Stuart Mill affirms in Women’s Realities, Women’s Choices: An introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies,’’ Women ought to be able to own property, to vote, to attend schools and colleges, and to enter into any profession they deemed qualified for.” In this terms, Mill asserts the importance of the attribution of those

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