Everyday Ethics #100 | Indecision, Choice, and Moral Responsibility

In this 100th episode of Everyday Ethics, Michael Liebowitz and Persephone discuss indecision, option paralysis, responsibility, and why making choices requires values, purpose, and rational judgment.
00:00 Welcome to Everyday Ethics
00:00:54 100th episode celebration
00:01:51 Filters, validation, and online image
00:04:08 Is indecisiveness an ethical issue?
00:06:37 When indecision becomes harmful
00:09:18 Buridan’s ass and decision paralysis
00:13:59 Option paralysis and too many choices
00:16:50 Values, purpose, and making better decisions
00:18:18 When “being thorough” becomes avoidance
00:21:29 Outsourcing your decisions
00:23:00 Prostitution, choices, and consequences
00:26:35 Decisiveness and ethical implications
00:28:07 Final thoughts
About Everyday Ethics

Everyday Ethics is a show about applying philosophy to everyday life.
Michael Liebowitz and Persephone explore moral questions, cultural debates, and personal decisions through the lens of reason and individual responsibility.
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