The Philosophy Discussion Forum

From the view point of these schools of thought, virtue ethics, utilitarian ethics, deontological ethics; will any of them actually support carrying out an action with an unknown consequence. Well firstly deontological ethics does not care about consequences, known or unknown; all that matters is i...

This is from your first post outlining your theory. If we disagree, we can't both be right, but we can both be wrong However, are you sure this is true? I can think of a hypothetical example where two people can disagree but both be right: suppost there are 2 people stood opposite each other. They b...