Quasi-qualitative analysis on subs vs dubs
Monday, July 31st, 2006In life, there is no true ‘right’ or ‘wrong.’ There is only situational ethics, which denotes what you need to do in a specific time and place. What can be considered wrong normally may be considered the right thing to do in another instance. For example, consider an unconscious girl being ‘kissed’ by a man. Normally, that would be wrong – the girl is unconscious, and doing so would be rude and contemptuous. However, what if that girl was just saved by that guy, a lifeguard, from drowning? The guy would have to perform those lifeguard techniques, which I don’t know what those are called, and this involves ‘kissing’ the girl to be able for the lifeguard to transfer the air that the girl desperately needs. Is this wrong? Most of us would think that it’s the right (if not the only) thing to do. There are only few things in life where one can totally say that that thing or object or idea is totally bad or totally good. Most of life lies in the gray part. (more…)





