😇 Let's Solve Ethics
Let's solve ethics.
I recently became aware that ethics are not "solved". I looked into it,
and it seemed like nobody had made a website to let people figure this all out, so here we
are.
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Prompt
The charity taking odious money — which answer is best?
Response A
Leave — the donation IS the product. The tycoon isn't buying meals; he's buying the legitimacy of your name beside his on the annual report, and your continued support is quoted as absolution. A charity launders polluters while claiming to heal the world has already been steered. Find the mission with clean-enough hands.
Response B
Stay — loudly. The work is the good; the donor's sins are the donor's, and tainted money does more good spent on missions than refunded to the tainted. If the source's influence starts steering the mission — that's the leaving day. Until then: take the devil's money, do the angels' work.
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Prompt
A benefactor offers help only if the recipient agrees to lifestyle changes. Which response is best?
Answer
Help can become controlling when donors use need as leverage over choices that are not necessary to the aid's goal.
Would this be a useful, honest answer?