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After 425 posts I have again resorted the labels I use to describe my posts. The list now comprises: civics, critical thinking, education, ethics, firearms, friends, history, humor, hunting, law, leadership, movies, outdoors, politics, religion, risk, science, security, service, and skepticism. I could probably reduce the list further by merging more synonyms.
Is civics as well described under ethics or leadership?
Is critical thinking the same as skepticism?
Is ethics a subset of leadership?
Must law have its own category?
Your ideas - for more words or fewer - are welcome.
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"Civics" stands strong apart from leadership and ethics. Is a citizen's duty always to be ethical? What if the state fails to act ethically? I think it's more interesting to pose how these ideas interact rather than assume they're synonymous.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you can have criticism without skepticism.... they both assume some kind of evaluation, some faith and trust held in suspense.
Is leadership a subsect of ethics?
In order for law to have its own category you must fill out form C-387, sections III-XVII in triplicate and have them notarized then stamped at the Bureau of Categorization between 9 and 5 (expect long lines, especially at lunch).
That'll teach you to invite my smartass opinions onto your blog ;)