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K.M.Pathi
16 сент., 15:26
https://youtube.com/shorts/-XWbd0cLz3k?si=3nyZR8BFpSy_Ho4CYouTubeCan Giving Up a Fortune Set You Free? | Chekhov’s The BetWhat if losing a bet could become a form of freedom?In Anton Chek...K.M.Pathi
11 сент., 14:41
https://youtube.com/shorts/PS4CVDkaFaw?si=OjZG0rlU82GcXRtlYouTubeThree Years of Ethics101 | Thank You for Your AttentionOn 11 September 2023, Ethics101 began with a simple purpose: to mak...K.M.Pathi
9 сент., 13:33
"What Happens When Ordinary People Are Given Unchecked Power?"In 1974, performance artist Marina Abramović placed 72 objects on a table. Some offered pleasure, a rose, honey and perfume. Others could cause pain, a knife, a whip, a gun and a bullet.For six hours, the audience could use any of these objects on her. Abramović would remain passive and assume responsibility for whatever happened.At first, people were gentle. Gradually, some became increasingly cruel. But when the performance ended and Abramović walked towards them as a person, they fled.Rhythm 0 does not prove that human beings are naturally evil. But it raises disturbing questions about how behaviour can change when power becomes one-sided, resistance disappears and responsibility is dispersed across a crowd.Perhaps the deepest ethical question is this: How quickly can we cross the line into cruelty when we stop
K.M.Pathi
4 сент., 13:33
Students Follow the Rules. What About the System?Examinations do more than test knowledge. They distribute opportunities and shape lives. That is why a paper leak, an inaccurate answer key or a poorly handled re-examination is not merely an administrative problem. It is an ethical one.Students owe the system honesty. In return, the system owes them a fair chance, competence, honest communication, accountability and a fair remedy when things go wrong.This is the moral contract behind every examination. When that contract is broken, should students bear the cost?Watch The Ethics of Exams: Fairness, Trust and Accountability to explore what examination systems owe their students and why it matters. ▶️ Watch the full episode
K.M.Pathi
2 сент., 13:12
What if failure is a turning point?We tend to give meaning to success very quickly. A promotion, an opportunity, a plan that works - these are easy to understand.Failure is harder. A setback can feel like delay, loss, or simply something that should not have happened.And yet, with time, some failures begin to look less like endings and more like turning points.They push us towards work we had not considered. They reveal abilities we had not needed before.This does not mean every setback is a blessing. But it does mean that meaning is not always visible in the moment.Sometimes, only later, do we realise that what seemed like a closed road was also a redirection.That is what makes W. Somerset Maugham’s The Verger such a fitting example.
K.M.Pathi
26 авг., 12:41
https://youtube.com/shorts/YpwWTMCndPU?si=fHctCiD5-XzsxcbfYouTubeHow Much Is Enough? | Tolstoy’s Warning About GreedLeo Tolstoy’s "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" begins with a simple...K.M.Pathi
25 авг., 13:51
The Ethics Brief | When Strength Becomes a WeaknessWe usually think our weaknesses get us into trouble. Sometimes they do.But strengths can be dangerous too. Courage can become recklessness. Confidence can become arrogance. Compassion can become indulgence.A virtue pushed too far can become a flaw.Without restraint, even our best qualities can get us into trouble.#Ethics101 #TheEthicsBrief #AppliedEthics #VirtueEthics #MoralJudgment #Character
K.M.Pathi
21 авг., 15:32
What is ethical thinking built on?= Values tell us what matters. = Principles guide how we act. = Virtues shape who we become. = Rights and duties define what we owe one another. = Consequences make us examine what follows from our choices. = Justice asks whether the result and the process is fair.These are the 6 building blocks of ethics.The new Ethics101 episode breaks them down through simple examples and shows how they come together in ethical reasoning.Which of these six do you think is hardest to apply in real life?Watch now on Ethics101 https://youtu.be/vw9Hwj7I-zE?si=9ELkJIpe0y5vjWbf
K.M.Pathi
20 авг., 13:31
K.M.Pathi
19 авг., 14:02
https://youtube.com/shorts/7UFvxu3G9pU?si=BaucaOam022mNlMhK.M.Pathi
14 авг., 16:02изменён
The Ethics Brief | Human UnderneathSet aside your ego. Set aside the belief you're defending. Set aside the fear you're protecting yourself from.What remains is not an opponent.Not an identity. Not a belief.But a human being, just like you and me.- K M Pathi
K.M.Pathi
12 авг., 14:17
https://youtube.com/shorts/9A7aOJMRLJc?si=lx6oXuuqmJvyEReZK.M.Pathi
11 авг., 13:15
Save Lives or Secure the Border?A group of civilians reaches the border at night. Women. Children. Some injured.But among them are armed soldiers.What should a public official do when humanitarian responsibility and national security collide?This UPSC 2025 GS IV case study is not about choosing between compassion and security. It is about learning how to protect life, assess risk, distinguish between stakeholders, and make a proportionate decision under pressure.In the new Ethics101 episode, we break down the options, ethical and legal dilemmas, the most appropriate course of action, and a practical way to approach humanitarian case studies.Watch now: Save Lives or Secure the Border? https://youtu.be/ilDONsrdbIM?si=j7wxS...#upsc2026 #gs4ethics #ethicscasestudy #ethics101YouTubeUPSC 2025 Ethics Case Study: Save Lives or Secure the Border?How should you answer a UPSC 2025 GS IV humanitarian case study involving injured civilians, armed soldiers, border security and humanitarian responsibility? This UPSC Ethics case study places Ashok, a Divisional Commissioner, in a difficult situation where…K.M.Pathi
5 авг., 12:43
https://youtube.com/shorts/cJKMODARF6s?si=6ovg_fkrhrbHGN5fYouTubeCan War Be Ethical? Kant, Tolstoy and Arendt on WarCan war be ethical, or is war itself a failure of reason and morali...K.M.Pathi
4 авг., 08:18
https://youtube.com/shorts/QPHJOy58V0o?si=m5MN4ksEGROnZikJYouTubeUPSC Ethics PYQs Reveal the Secret to GS Paper 4 | Don't Ignore Previous Year Questions | NEXT IASUPSC Previous Year Questions are more than just practice - they rev...K.M.Pathi
1 авг., 15:43изменён
The Ethics Brief | Not Knowing vs. Refusing to KnowNot knowing something isn't the problem. Refusing to know is.One is a gap in knowledge. The other is a choice.A gap can be filled. But denial keeps the door closed.- K M Pathi
K.M.Pathi
31 июл., 16:12
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18 июл., 03:13изменён
The Ethics Brief | Lost in the NoiseMore notifications. More feeds. More noise.Not more understanding.Information was supposed to make us wiser.Instead, it just made things noisier.K M Pathihttps://youtube.com/@ethics101?si=TvLFBUDXbsu54bBn#ethics101@kmpathi #ethics #meaning #kmpathi #ethics101
K.M.Pathi
15 июл., 13:31
https://youtube.com/shorts/DjTQmnnSHp8?si=vjdEBM0wWgCasgJJYouTube5 Common Mistakes in Humanitarian Case Studies | UPSC EthicsMany UPSC aspirants approach humanitarian case studies with compass...K.M.Pathi
13 июл., 13:37изменён
The Ethics Brief | When the Lights Come OnPressure does not build character.It exposes it.The patience, the panic, the pettiness, the courage, none of it is manufactured in the moment.It was already there, waiting for the right conditions to reveal itself.A crisis does not create who we are.It simply turns the lights on.K M Pathi
