Day 20

Today in class watched the end of the video and took notes on it. my notes were, "How should I live?, Is there any reason to treat strangers then the ones I love, do I owe anything to myself, value theory: ethics- the branch of philosophy that studies the native of beauty, logic is about reasoning, Step1: to try to understand, step 2: critical evaluation" we also got in our groups and talked about what we were gonna do for our project. 

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