i topped out at 100% with Sartre. since i have no real idea what Sartre stood for beyond their tiny snippet, i can't say whether this is accurate or not.
personally i found the questions poorly worded and occasionally ambiguous, and in more than one case i found the available answers too limited -- why not b and c? that came up for me on the question about self-interest. of course my self-interest is no more important than someone else's, but yes, it's okay if i act in my own interest. i mean, duh. as the Dalai Lama himself said, the purpose of life is to make oneself happy, because the happier one is, the more strength one has to help others.
also, i'm offended that Ayn Rand even showed up at #14 on my list. and who the hell is Nel Noddings? she (apparently) came up #2.
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personally i found the questions poorly worded and occasionally ambiguous, and in more than one case i found the available answers too limited -- why not b and c? that came up for me on the question about self-interest. of course my self-interest is no more important than someone else's, but yes, it's okay if i act in my own interest. i mean, duh. as the Dalai Lama himself said, the purpose of life is to make oneself happy, because the happier one is, the more strength one has to help others.
also, i'm offended that Ayn Rand even showed up at #14 on my list. and who the hell is Nel Noddings? she (apparently) came up #2.