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The Decline of Ethics in the Digital Era

⚫Moral decay in modern times is influenced by various factors such as erosion of family structures, reliance on state institutions, and the rise of corporate greed and media portrayals.

⚫Technological advancements and the digital age have introduced new ethical concerns, including online privacy, machine morality, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence and virtual reality.

⚫Social media plays a significant role in shaping morality, with concerns about privacy invasion, cyberbullying, online addiction, and the manipulation of perceptions and beliefs by influencers.

⚫Cultural shifts and modernization have challenged traditional norms and brought about tensions between religious traditions and human rights, as well as the prioritization of material wealth over ethical standards.

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Jeremy Bentham: The Radical Thinker Behind Utilitarianism and British Legal Reform

⚫Utilitarianism took root in practical British soil. Bentham aimed for happiness, not abstract ideals. It was ethics with boots on the ground.
⚫Two rules ruled Bentham’s world: cause and effect, and maximum happiness. Behavior could be guided; joy, maximized. Simple ideas, big impact.
⚫Bentham saw punishment as prevention, not vengeance. Laws should boost society, not crush it. Justice meant balancing deterrence with humanity.
⚫Utilitarianism’s ideas took root everywhere. Malthus inspired Darwin; Bentham nudged socialism. Bentham’s legacy: influence across fields.

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