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'Morality Play'
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RE: 'Morality Play'
Once again I have a big problem with this test, If they had replaced "obligated" with "morally good" I would have given significantly different answers to some questions, For example the circumstance where the doctor has a choice of saving his ten current patients at the cost of a hundred others, or saving a hundred others and neglecting his current patients - I believe that in this Dilemma it would be Morally Good to chose to save the hundred over the ten, but is the doctor somehow Obligated to make that decision? Absolutely not.
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RE: 'Morality Play'
(March 6, 2011 at 2:40 am)theVOID Wrote: Once again I have a big problem with this test, If they had replaced "obligated" with "morally good"

Yeah, I understood what they wanted because I'm familiar with this type of test, but they should have worded that differently. I felt that the "strongly" and "weakly" options were a bit strange too. It seems to me that a thing is either moral, or it is not.
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RE: 'Morality Play'
(March 3, 2011 at 3:01 pm)DoubtVsFaith Wrote: Answer these questions to find out your 'moral parsimony' percentage score:

http://www.philosophersnet.com/games/morality_play.php

(I got 100%).

80% here.

Geographical distance: Your score of 100% is significantly higher than the average score of 73% in this category.
Family relatedness: Your score of 100% is a lot higher than the average score of 58% in this category.
Acts and Omissions: Your score of 67% is a little higher than the average score of 60% in this category.
Scale: Your score of 51% is significantly lower than the average score of 75% in this category.


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RE: 'Morality Play'
I scored 88%. I think I misunderstood one question. However, it is one thing to know the difference between right & wrong and another to be able to act in reality.
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RE: 'Morality Play'
http://www.philosophersnet.com/games/mor...ntry=India
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