Gosh, this is fascinating.
Lying is telling something untrue to intentionally deceive someone. Omission is intentionally leaving out details to deceive. So on the topic of half-truths and omission, I think they can be just as bad as lying if the intention is to deceive. I personally think situations, like when Irena Sendler lied, are justified. But itâs not an easy topic and a multi-dimensional one. This is definitely something that has piqued my interest. Iâm going to be looking into it further. Thanks, Phil Lollar for that đ
âŚ.But tying this back to Morrie, he is still 100% in the wrong IMO. But Iâm very excited to hear the whole interview.
Literally studying a book called The Prince by Machiavelli and come to the question of âdo the ends justify the meansâ….
just canât get away from this topicđ
Donât think my teacher will understand if I use Morrie as an example tho lol
Incredible how this kids show has sparked such a deep debate about good and evil, canât wait to hear the rest of the Morrie, Suzu, Emily arc!
Exactly! I love that Odyssey has dared go this way and started these discussions!
Machiavelli certainly believed that the ends justify the means. However, Phil doesn’t. He believes that the ends were good and the means were good. There was no need to justify them. That’s a slightly different topic and is more eerie in a way.
Thatâs definitely what bothers me the most about these episodes is Phil trying to tell us what Morrie did was right…..
I can kinda get on board with Morrie acting for the right reasons but justifying his actions goes too far.
We finally get the answer: there is no answer.
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Hahaha, your’e so right!
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BTW: I live about two hours away from Libertyđ.
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Lol that’s too far đ
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Yup. I do come up there occasionallyđđ
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lee, thanks for making these podcasts and getting all these different responses. lots to think through.
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Gosh, this is fascinating.
Lying is telling something untrue to intentionally deceive someone. Omission is intentionally leaving out details to deceive. So on the topic of half-truths and omission, I think they can be just as bad as lying if the intention is to deceive. I personally think situations, like when Irena Sendler lied, are justified. But itâs not an easy topic and a multi-dimensional one. This is definitely something that has piqued my interest. Iâm going to be looking into it further. Thanks, Phil Lollar for that đ
âŚ.But tying this back to Morrie, he is still 100% in the wrong IMO. But Iâm very excited to hear the whole interview.
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Literally studying a book called The Prince by Machiavelli and come to the question of âdo the ends justify the meansâ….
just canât get away from this topicđ
Donât think my teacher will understand if I use Morrie as an example tho lol
Incredible how this kids show has sparked such a deep debate about good and evil, canât wait to hear the rest of the Morrie, Suzu, Emily arc!
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Exactly! I love that Odyssey has dared go this way and started these discussions!
Machiavelli certainly believed that the ends justify the means. However, Phil doesn’t. He believes that the ends were good and the means were good. There was no need to justify them. That’s a slightly different topic and is more eerie in a way.
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Thatâs definitely what bothers me the most about these episodes is Phil trying to tell us what Morrie did was right…..
I can kinda get on board with Morrie acting for the right reasons but justifying his actions goes too far.
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