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Transcript: Prezi is a presentation tool. little ideas Truth and knowledge differ as perspectives differ. Brain Computer Interface Moral facts are determined by the commands/beliefs/views of God. Cognitivism "Nietzsche believed [Christian morality] was founded in a grotesque misunderstanding of the world. A religion designed to empower the feeble in their struggle with the strong [drives] the will to power through tortuous and hypocritical detours" (Wootton 860). Emotivism What we are trying to do: comes after humans "Nietzsche posits that life is 'will to power,' the enthusiastic drive to enhance vitality to act on the world (rather than reacting to it)" (Solomon and Higgins 16). 1. Are morals a human creation or are they universal? Furthermore, if created by humans, are morals created by the weak, underpowered “humans” to overpower the strong? Cast off: Research Individual Subjectivism What is wrong with PowerPoint, Keynote and other slide-based presentation software? .com http://www.westminster-mo.edu/studentlife/housing/options/Documents/300%205th.pdf method of choosing beliefs There are moral facts but they are different for each person based upon his/her perspective/beliefs/feelings. This measures brain waves (non-invasively). Error Theory Divine Command Theory Keep: Cultural Relativism Minors There are objective moral facts (which we can come to know)Naturalism: Moral facts are knowable through and reducible to non-moral facts about the universe. Moral facts can be determined through empirical observation. do no harm people are equal Error Theory a lack of innovation and creativity a lack of keeping the audience’s attention a lack of passion from the presenter a lack of balance false debt to others ...essentially, I am ambitious. Individual Subjectivism Alternative Input Devices: Just zoom into a word to see it's definition. Emotivism Meta-Ethics all too human traits Ideal Observer Theory creative B The World of Art Background I've been to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. Well, if truths are not universal, Kantians Cognitivism Moral Realism Regress Cultural Relativism Will to Power to center illusion of equality self-confidence "That which does not kill me, makes me stronger." 3. Is man something that must be overcome? or is man something that must be accepted? exuberance "Nussbaum goes on to suggest that “serious political thought” (1997: 2) must address seven precise topics (e.g., “procedural justification” [“procedures…that legitimate and/or justify the resulting proposals” for “political structure”], “gender and the family,” and “justice between nations”) — most of which, of course, Nietzsche does not address. (Marx does not address most of them either.) Instead of drawing the obvious conclusion — Nietzsche was not interested in questions of political philosophy — she, instead, decries his “baneful influence” in political philosophy (1997: 12)!" (Leiter). courage Physics There are objective moral facts, but they cannot be derived from or reduced to natural properties (i.e. they are “sui generis”). Prescriptivism failure Andrew R McHugh: Undergraduate Activities With a Focus on BCI and Wireless Power Research Subjectivism "Knowledge is always the result of a creative act, an act which is subjective and can never be impartial: Knowledge is always the result of an act of interpretation and is always knowledge from a certain point of view" (Wootton 859). Euclidian sphere in H 1. His arguments have been used for Nazism, feminism, and liberalism/democracy... pride self-confident What is... follow tradition ? “Truths are illusions which we have forgotten are illusions...” (Nietzsche qtd. in Wootton 859) tradition Nihilism Naturalism Relations are made, classifications are found, and then instructions are sent to a whatever we want to control. EcoHouse A Study of Schopenhauer and Kierkegaard, but Mostly Nietzsche Prezi is good at... Being free Photos Animations Embedded YouTube Videos Hyperlinks Group presentations Online/offline Any computer Non-Naturalism G pity historical I am now a second year at Westminster College in Fulton MO. 2. Regarding the overman: is it able to exist/does it exist? And is it the next step for humans or something that itself must be overcome? MIS How do we get to the overman? through life-affirming scepticism realize that there is no divine sanction for morality Old it follows that morals are not universal. (Wootton 860) . Non-Cognitivism E New User Interface Who invented morality? adequate evidence for morality The signal then gets analyzed by a computer. There are moral facts but they are relative cultures in time/place. 5. Who runs the world, the weak or the strong? Who should run the world, the weak or the strong? pursues power openly I play the guitar and piano. “… a Nietzschean [finds] the idea of a society of equals superficial and misleading” (Wootton 860). Graduated from KHS in '09 I am working to start a new physics class called "Physics for Future Presidents". Meta-Ethics A
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