Living ethically is often praised as an ideal, but ethical choices can come with real costs. They may limit opportunities, require personal sacrifice, or stand in the way of success. In this discussion, we'll explore whether living ethically is truly worth it, and what we may gain or lose by choosing principle over advantage.
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
1. What does it mean to live an ethical life?
2. Do you think most people try to live ethically?
3. Why should people care about ethics in the first place?
4. What are the benefits of living ethically?
5. What are the costs of living ethically?
6. Have you ever suffered because you tried to do the right thing?
7. Have you ever benefited from doing the wrong thing?
8. Can an unethical person live a good life?
9. Can an unethical person be genuinely happy?
10. Is success worth sacrificing integrity for?
11. Is it possible to be both highly successful and highly ethical?
12. Do ethical people tend to be rewarded or punished?
13. Does modern society encourage ethical behavior?
14. Is ethics valuable even when nobody notices?
15. What is the strongest reason to live ethically?
These questions are just suggestions. They don't need to be strictly followed, but please try to stay on topic.
LOCATION:
We will be meeting at 24h Caffeine Corner in Shinchon.
The address says "2층," or "second floor," but that's because the first floor of the cafe is actually the 2nd floor of the building. We will be meeting on the 4th floor if space is available there. Also, please be sure you are at the right cafe. This is 24h Caffeine Corner. There are other cafes with "24" in their names that are nearby.
Otherwise, if you are having trouble finding the location, please send me a message.
This meetup is not affiliated with the cafe, but let's be sure to support the establishment by ordering a drink or a snack.
