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1 September, 20:03

Ethical questions can seem subjective because:

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  1. 1 September, 22:04
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    They are based on opinions

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    The answer a person can give on a ethical question can vary based on what they think is more important. For example if you ask: "Do you think the government should see what you are doing in order to prevent you being hacked". You can go with "No, my privacy is more important" or "Yes, I don't want to get hacked".
  2. 1 September, 23:10
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    Answer: i will tell you some other day
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