EthicsUPSC

2021-11-22 19:30:23 Can be used in case of anger, inequality, lack of empathy and EI, also poor governance and lack of respect for law Open / Comment

2021-11-22 19:29:11 Eg of Intolerance and fundamentalism. It can also be used in case of bias, discrimination, patriarchy Open / Comment

2021-10-30 20:14:02

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2021-10-30 20:13:49 EthicsUPSC pinned «Special batch for 2022 aspirants and people who have failed this year. We need only 20-30 students who are ready to shift to indore and prepare dedicatedly for this exam after Diwali.» Open / Comment

2021-10-30 20:13:38 Special batch for 2022 aspirants and people who have failed this year.
We need only 20-30 students who are ready to shift to indore and prepare dedicatedly for this exam after Diwali. Open / Comment

2021-10-29 17:21:54

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2021-10-27 09:12:52 We are Opening our Indore Offline Centre. We need only 30 students for the next prelims and this year mains. Interested students can fill the form
https://surveyheart.com/form/6171c0a2dadfbc0f97e2c740 Open / Comment

2021-10-27 07:53:45 @EthicsUPSC Open / Comment

2021-10-27 07:21:25 Conformity Bias
The conformity bias is the tendency people have to behave like those around them rather than using their own personal judgment.
studies show that people are more likely to act in a prosocial manner, such as contributing to charity or conserving water, if they see or hear that others are doing it too
he conformity bias can cause people to simply follow the herd rather than use their own independent ethical judgment.
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2021-10-27 07:19:18 Edward Snowden: Traitor or Hero? Arguments
In 2013, computer expert and former CIA systems administrator, Edward Snowden released confidential government documents
According to many legal experts, and the U.S. government, his actions violated the Espionage Act of 1917, which identified the leak of state secrets as an act of treason
He gave a justification for his “whistleblowing” by stating that he had a duty “to inform the public as to that which is done in their name and that which is done against them.”
Snowden may have violated a secrecy agreement, which is not a loyalty oath but a contract, and a less important one than the social contract a democracy has with its citizenry
by leaking information about the behavior rather than reporting it through legal channels, Snowden chose to break the law.
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