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UF Philosophy Corner - Ethics	by MatthewDBA	2008-08-27 07:22:49
Yes, when not lying will lead to something	by Jeff_UK	2008-08-27 07:41:52
That's my question, though	by MatthewDBA	2008-08-27 07:53:31
Gestapo: Are you hiding Jews in your house? (n/t)	by Control	2008-08-27 08:04:21
Ouch.. Farfetched. but true enough.	by EnzoMatrix	2008-08-27 08:05:45
It sounds like intent plays no role.	by tallastro	2008-08-27 08:52:29
Short term evaluation indicated that lying would cause less harm. Perhaps long term evaluation indicated the same. Maybe you were leaving immediately and would evade repercussions. Maybe you are more formidable than the Gestapo and have no reason to fear them. The other thing that comes to mind is that your model could make any error unethical. There is risk and unpredictability in all things. Is it unethical to base your actions on likely outcomes? We all make mistakes, is it wrong to be wrong?
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