If I were placed in the same situation as Tanya or Cinque, I would like to confess, because it would help me to release from my mind and make me to feel better, and this is a kind of moral right. But if Tanya or Cinque is my friend, I would think more about them and remain silent. I believe the police will find out the truth, and I will get satisfied because I had not betrayed my friends.

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In my opinion, I will choose confess if I think about myself only. Confession is the best choice when you made mistakes, even it can’t retrieve what I did, but the one who confesses will get release from his mind. It means that he knows what he did was wrong, and it’s the best way to get pardon.

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Hi Mr. Fairweather. I'm just posting you my question for your first assignment. My question is: Is there such thing as good/bad people or good/bad influences? I asked this random question to my girlfriend at the beginning of the year. It surprised her but it got her thinking. I ask this because ever since we were toddlers we were grown to learn about good/bad people. However, we didn't learn about influences until later in our lives. I also ask this question because there is often a huge gab between good and bad but the length between good and bad influences are close together, I think, because you can be a "bad" influence and still do good things such as helping someone or performing a good task and vice versa.

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I thought, would there be any way that we could clone Abrol fairweather. He was a wonderful instructor. He is irreplacable. and we need more teachers like him. I learned more than i had expected to. I engage more than i thought i would. i was very comfortable in his class. his class was very thrapuetic and quiet interesting.

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this class was alright, but Abrol... i gotta say, you were delightful. I guess it helped that you looked like one of my favorite comedians tim heidecker.

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Opened my eyes up bigger then I wanted them to be when it comes to philosphy but it was an interesting class. The discussions we had were great! Professor Fairweather can be a little long winded but is still a very cool teacher. He makes sure the class has what they need to do well on the quizzes and the tests!

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Mr. Fairweather,
i enjoyed the class and I thought you did a really good job. You made the class relaxed and not so intimidating which was great. I felt like I was in two classes, humanity and a moodle class, which took me a minute, but I feel pretty good about now. The subject matter was interesting and thought provoking, and I feel it was abig help to me. I will carry what I've learned into next steps on my journey. Thanks!
peace and have a nice summer break.

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Thanks for such an interesting class! I hope to take more courses with you one day.

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1. Hypothesis To Be Tested: Should I fear my own death? Basically, should I have a fear of the inevitable- aging, breakups, and of course death? Is there any rationality in fearing one’s own death?

2. Experimental Set Up: Assume that you are living you normal, day to day life. There are many things in our life that we take for granted as always being there- whether it’s our spouse, our job, or our own life. Inevitably though, all things come to an end, and death is the ultimate end. Should I fear my death due to pain? Should I fear non-existence? How can I be sure that there is no life after death? If I was a cancer patient, would I embrace death instead of fear it? Am I afraid of the act of dying (which could be very painful, depending upon the form of death) or am I afraid of death- the act of nonexistence?

3. Experimental Results: I don’t believe I should fear death. Perhaps dying- after all, it could be very painful. But as Socrates argued, even death should not be fear, for it is irrational. Usually we fear something when we believe it will cause us harm. But what harm can be done to someone who is already dead? To fear death therefore, would be irrational. Whatsmore, we don’t know what waits for us on the other side- it could be a long, deep sleep, or it could be clouds and angels and roads of gold. We will never know until it is us ourselves that is faced with death. In some cases, death may be a hero more than a villain. For those who suffer through terminal illnesses or are perhaps held against their will and tortured (P.O.W. status) and death is a welcomed invitation from their agony they experience every waking moment.

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1. Hypothesis To Be Tested: Should I fear my own death? Basically, should I have a fear of the inevitable- aging, breakups, and of course death? Is there any rationality in fearing one’s own death?

2. Experimental Set Up: Assume that you are living you normal, day to day life. There are many things in our life that we take for granted as always being there- whether it’s our spouse, our job, or our own life. Inevitably though, all things come to an end, and death is the ultimate end. Should I fear my death due to pain? Should I fear non-existence? How can I be sure that there is no life after death? If I was a cancer patient, would I embrace death instead of fear it? Am I afraid of the act of dying (which could be very painful, depending upon the form of death) or am I afraid of death- the act of nonexistence?

3. Experimental Results: I don’t believe I should fear death. Perhaps dying- after all, it could be very painful. But as Socrates argued, even death should not be fear, for it is irrational. Usually we fear something when we believe it will cause us harm. But what harm can be done to someone who is already dead? To fear death therefore, would be irrational. Whatsmore, we don’t know what waits for us on the other side- it could be a long, deep sleep, or it could be clouds and angels and roads of gold. We will never know until it is us ourselves that is faced with death. In some cases, death may be a hero more than a villain. For those who suffer through terminal illnesses or are perhaps held against their will and tortured (P.O.W. status) and death is a welcomed invitation from their agony they experience every waking moment.

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