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John Rawls's Thought Experiment
John Rawls's original position represents a community in which you have no idea what kind of person you will end up being. In this sense, it is like life itself. After all, you have no idea what your future will be like. You could end up rich, poor, married, single, living in Manhattan or Peru. You might be a surgeon or fishing for sturgeon. Yet, there is one community you will most likely be a part of at some point: the aged. Given that you know this but are not sure of the details, which conditions would you agree to now so that senior citizens are provided for? Remember that you most likely will join them and experience the effects of what you decide now. You are living behind not a spatial veil of ignorance but a temporal one.
FIRST: 1) What are you willing to give up so that seniors-whoever they might be-are afforded care and security in their later years? Explain your answer.
2) Should you have to pay into a system that provides medical coverage to other people less health conscious than you? Why or why not? Explain your answer
Watch this video here- https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/video-shows-man-dragged-from-united-flight-had-bloodied-face and answer the questions below
1. Upon being asked to deplane and take a later flight, should a customer who has booked the fare for the earlier flight have the right to refuse? Which stakeholder(s) do you think United valued more in this incident and why?
2. Airlines overbook to ensure that despite any no-shows or cancellations, any given flight will have as many occupied seats as possible, because an unoccupied seat represents lost revenue. In terms of valuing stakeholders, does this strategy make sense to you? Why or why not?
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