STS MIDTERM

  1. Aristotle, becoming a good person through practice, and having a life of the mind.
    Human flourishing
  2. refers to the condition of human flourishing or living well
    Eudaimonia
  3. highest good of human endeavors.
    Eudaimonia
  4. happiness, welfare, flourishing/wellbeing,
    Eudaimonia
  5. focus on individual flourishing as an end

    Egoism and self-interest individuals seek their own good/flourishing.
    Western ideas on human flourishing
  6. place emphasis on community & idea of self sacrifice for sake of welfare of society.

    Emphasis on interconnectedness, harmony, and cultivation.
    Eastern ideas on human flourishing
  7. Person reason for choosing actions stems from the idea that she must pursue own good or flourishing
    Eudaimonia
  8. voyage of exploration ,ongoing and endless process
    Science
  9. organized approach to seek knowledge & answer questions
    Scientific method
  10. forming & testing hypotheses to explain phenomena.

    logical process used to observe & answer question
    Scientific method
  11. Living comfort and luxury with few problems or worries

    Characterized by happiness from living and doing well
    A Good Life
  12. 3 ways we can understand by “ A Good Life”
    • The Moral Life
    • The Life of Pleasure
    • The Fulfilled life
  13. we use the word “Good” is to express moral approval.

    a responsible life where a moral person strives to lend assistance to those in need.
    The Moral Life
  14. what makes life worth living.
    Pleasure
  15. They possess and practice many of the most important virtues.

    They don't live their entire lives just for themselves.
    • The Moral Life
    • .
  16. experience that feels good, that involves the enjoyment of something.
    The life of Pleasure
  17. enjoying lots of recreational pleasures: good food, good wine, skiing, scuba diving, lounging by the pool in the sun with a cocktail and a beautiful partner.
    The life of Pleasure
  18. being perfectly alive, filled with purpose and satisfaction
    The Fulfilled Life
  19. We value various things as they serve as means to other things, Ex: smoney for desired purchases and leisure for pursuing interests.
    The Fulfilled Life
  20. Living a__ life involves pursuing your passions and values.
    The Fulfilled Life
  21. well-being of their family is the main source of meaning in life.
    The meaningful life
  22. one feel connected to the world around you in all aspects of your life.
    The meaningful life
  23. life that has a sense of purpose, fulfilment, and significance.
    The meaningful life
  24. one that is both enviable and admirable in all or most of the ways outlined above.
    The Finished Life
  25. Universe & matter only made up of atoms
    Materialism
  26. comfort, pleasure, and wealth are the only highest goals.
    Materialism
  27. End goal of life in attaining pleasure
    Hedonism
  28. Does not buy any notion of afterlife
    Hedonism
  29. since life is limited, one must indulge itself with pleasures
    Hedonism
  30. Eat, drink, & be merry for tomorrow we die”.
    Hedonism
  31. if the pleasure was finally gained, happiness remains fixed.
    Hedonism
  32. Virtue is happiness & judgement should based on behavior rather than words
    Stoicism
  33. Not react based on emotion but rather on rational judgement
    Stoicism
  34. careful practice of apathy
    Stoicism
  35. Endure pain & hardship w/out complaint
    Stoicism
  36. ultimate basis of happiness is the communion w/ God.
    Theism
  37. Belief in the existence of a god or gods.
    Theism
  38. Human beings have the right & responsibility to give meaning and shape their own lives.
    Humanism
  39. Freedom of man to carve his own destiny and to legislate his own laws

    Not only stewards of created but individuals who control for themeselevs & the world outside them
    Humanism
  40. system of thought attaching prime importance to human rather than divine or supernatural matters
    Humanism
  41. Man is the captain of his own ship
    Humanism
  42. What is the ultimate goal of a good life?
    Eudaimonia,
  43. means “flourishing” or “living well”,
    Eudaimonia,
  44. ultimate goal of existence.
    Eudaimonia,
  45. actuated mechanism programmable in two or more axes with a degree of autonomy, moving within its environment, to perform intended tasks.
    Robotics
  46. robot that performs useful tasks for humans or equipment excluding industrial automation application.
    service robot
  47. service robot for personal use
    Personal service robot
  48. service robot used for non-commercial task, usually by laypersons.
    Personal service robot
  49. service robot for professional use
    Professional service robot
  50. service robot used for commercial task, usually operated by a properly trained operator.
    Professional service robot
  51. 2 Ethical Dilemma/s Faced by Robotics
    • safety.
    • emotional component.
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