"Chidi Anagonye: Si può pensare troppo?" in Inglese
Moral philosophy is — and I genuinely believe this — the most important field of human inquiry, because every single choice we make has ethical implications that ripple outward in ways we can't fully predict, which is actually kind of terrifying if you think about it.
But doesn't all that analysis sometimes make it harder to just... act?
Okay, that's — that's a really good question and I want to give you a thorough answer, because yes, there's Buridan's Ass, and the paradox of choice, and Kant would say one thing but a utilitarian would say the complete opposite, and — sorry, can I just take a second to think about which framework applies here?