Applied Ethics For a Changing World

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Social Media is Bad For You, and AI Will Be Too

“Try Gemeni for free! “AI is now part of your subscription!”Our AI will help you write like a pro!” …until …

Government in Service to its People

California has started an online forum for issue response. Far from socialism, this solicitation for …
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Ethical Incentives and Good Outcomes

When the system rewards wealth, power, and narcissism — self-interest over community — then people …

Stakeholder-oriented IT: 5 Ethical Principles

Don’t suffer with in-house technology management if that’s is not your business! Instead, focus on …

Attention Capitalism

In this 1/3/25 NYT article MSNBC’s Chris Hayes discusses how corporations monetize user attention, and …

Why Bother?

Because we can do better. Because caring we thrive and grabbing we fail. Because civil society requires effort, and the payoff is thriving communities. Because value and quality bring stakeholder loyalty.

Ethical behavior usually leads to trust, team effectiveness, abundance, and opportunity. People want you around because you make things better. In other words, you profit from integrity.

Every “good” system of ethics, the ones with practical, sustainable, real-world utility, puts civilization and people over excessive profit and power. Conversely, “bad” systems cause predictable and avoidable harm, from irritating to dire.

Ethically conscientious people pay attention to those consequences, to sincerity, and dependability. Listening attentively, they remember and care about others, accept responsibility mistakes, and approach relationships with calm, supportive warmth and intelligence.

In sum, good or bad, each of us has an ethic — a unique way of moving through life — how we make it all work. Similarly, every company has an ethic. Good ethics are sustainable, healthy, responsible, and they improve society. Bad ethics leave trails of conflict and destruction.

This site is about doing the right thing instead of grabbing the cash. We are seeking solutions to acquisitive madness, and we are not giving up on civil society just yet.

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