1.Is it morally wrong, or morally permissible to migrate to a country illegally? 2. Tom, hating his wife and wanting her dead, puts poison in her coffee, thereby killing her. Jane also hates her husband, and would like him dead. One day her husband accidentally puts poison in his own coffee, thinking it’s cream. Jane realizes this and has the antidote that could save him but does not hand it over and her husband dies. Is Jane’s failure to act as bad as Tom’s action? 3. What are two fallacies civilians commit when assessing the police force? What are two fallacies the police force may commit in their perception of civilians? Explain. 4. What do you think causes people to use and become attached to social media suave as Facebook, Instagram or Twitter? What do you think are the effects of using social media in the average person?5. Build an argument for the existence or non-existence of God. Avoid fallacious thinking. No need for an essay or paragraph. Need at least one premise and one conclusion. 6. Given our times today, who or what do we trust? The media showers us with information that seems more sensational than true. In your opinion, how do you judge what counts as reliable information. What kind of people do you consider to be trustworthy in your life?7. What kind of fallacy is present in the following statement? Explain. “The republicans pass a new tax reform law that benefits wealthy Americans. Shortly thereafter the economy takes a nose dive. The democrats claim that the tax reform caused the economic woes and they push to get rid of it. 8. Do you think we should make moral judgements of other people? Have you ever thought that the person must make up her own mind about what her moral rules should be? Explain.
