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Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts The randomness of luck: 4 of 14

Moral Luck is an idea brought to light by Thomas Nagel which suggests that whether someone is deemed morally good or bad is often down to luck. There are four distinct types of moral luck and in this article I wish to briefly explain and given an example of each of them. Resultant moral luck is the idea that two people could...
Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory Is Utilitarianism helpful as a guiding political principle?: 2 of 4

Utilitarianism is a principle that claims the morally correct action is the one that maximizes happiness. The principle on a micro level suffers from a number of problems, it is difficult to calculate how our individual actions effect overall happiness and making this calculation for every decision would be self defeating, u...
Hobbies & Games > Video Games (Other) My top 3 games for wasting time at work: 3 of 4

I am working at a call centre during the summer to earn some quids for when I return to university. In the periods where I am not trying to flog trips to Legoland or some other product I am equally tired of selling, I like nothing more than to waste my time. I would like to share the three games i have found during my time a...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: Why I hate working in a call center: 34 of 34

Five Reasons I Hate Working In A Call Centre Before beginning this article proper i must apologise for it being based around a list, the proliferation of lists in every aspect of the media annoys me as much as i am sure it does you. However in the case of describing why i hate working in a call centre i feel that a limited a...