Author Archives: Katie Warrington

Causal and teleological determinism pertain to the idea that everything in life happens because it is supposed to occur in a specific way.  However, unlike causal determinism, teleological determinism is the belief that everything happens for a reason that pertains … Continue reading →

In your hands is a book that you have never seen before, but page after page it is filled with your life experiences.  As you prepare to turn the page that may or may not tell you your future, you … Continue reading →

Contrary to Glaucon’s belief that the best and happiest life is where one is injustice but with the appearance of being just, Aristotle explains that the best life is one where the final good is achieved by living a virtuous … Continue reading →

Although we have been discussing the importance of being just in class lately, maybe being unjust is actually the secret to living the best and happiest life.  Like Glaucon suggest, if you are unjust, but with the appearance of being … Continue reading →

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/17/technology/17privacy.html?_r=2& Steve Lohr is the author of the New York Times article “How Privacy Vanishes Online.”  He primarily reports on issues concerning technology, economics, and business.  He has written for many magazines and in 2013 he was a part of … Continue reading →