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You've probably never thought of the movie Speed as a masterpiece of philosophy, but it is. Oh, it is
Keanu Reeves' character asks his partner repeatedly, "What would you do?"
This, my friends, is philosophy, or at least an excuse to talk about wisdom, grammar, and the twin angels of ethics and etiquette.
Is silence unethical?
Maybe it's not such a surprise that members of SPOGG recommended silence
SPOGG, the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar
Alas. I have since learned this makes me a bad person--at least when it comes to ethics.
Bad grammar: Destroyer of civilization?
Ethical people live their lives by saying, "What's the right thing to do here?"
not just about the standards; it's about being able to communicate clearly. You can't do that without correct grammar, punctuation and spelling.
"Let's eat, mommy" does not mean the same thing as "Let's eat mommy."
if you point out a language error in the right way, no one has to get hurt, humiliated, fired or devoured.