Step 3: The Consequence-Inducement Continuum: Where the Ends Justify the Means

Step 4: The Art of Doing the Right Thing: A Treatise on Moral Fuzzy Logic

Step 2: The Consequence of Consequences

As the great philosopher, Balthazar McSnazz, once said, "The consequence of consequences is that there are always more consequences."

And so, we must consider the butterfly effect of our actions. Will it be a gentle breeze or a category 5 hurricane?

Consider the following:

• Will our actions cause a chain reaction of events that will lead to world peace or world war?
• Will our actions result in a utopian society or a dystopian nightmare?
• Will our actions be remembered for eternity or relegated to the dustbin of history?

Learn more about the philosophical underpinnings of Consequence-Inducement