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Sadly, knowing ethics doesnât mean practicing ethics. There is tremendous demand for ethicists as spin doctors. They are also popular political analysts where they point out the other partyâs sins.
First understand the difference between morals and ethics; ethics are a personal choice not a public one. Most seem to confuse them: if someone spends all their money on drugs and sex they are still perfectly ethical so long as they subscribe to hedonism, and there isnât anything wrong with that.
Actually, he could have stopped at making a living teaching. At least as it applied during my classroom years decades back. But, with both of us working[she in an office job], we survived and can look back and be happy we are no longer on the treadmills.
Well, there are places an ethicist can make a living other than academia, but theyâre few and far between. For instance, hospitals (or, these days, hospital networks) have one or two to determine policy and consult on difficult cases. Theyâll work as part of a team also consisting of doctors and lawyers and administrators. I would not be surprised if the work is rather soul crushing, since youâre caught between ethics, law, and the almighty dollar.
ethics not a republican thing my congressman told me he didnât care what the people thought he was going to vote his own mind no representation for me no longer voting for him
It completely amazes me that a GQP troll snowflake has not complained about how this âpoliticizesâ this strip yet. Have they actually retired that sad old ploy?
i have 40 year old toilet paper holders. take a good look at your tp roll. thereâs where ethics went over 25 years ago. doesnât take a knife to change it any longer.
Everybody has ethics. Their ethics may not match mineâor yoursâbut even so, their ethics are still ethics. If you donât think so, please look up âethicsâ in a dictionary. Quick link to one: merriam-webster.com.
You can make a good living scamming corporations by offering ethics training to their employees and skipping management and the executive suites entirely. I went through three variations of ethics classes during a 35 year career. Never saw a manager even look in the door. Did see a bunch arrested for criminal activity that was supposed to be unethical according to those classes.
Doneaver almost 2 years ago
Not something in much demand these days.
salakfarm Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Youâll never get a job with the RNC or other Republican scams.
rmremail almost 2 years ago
Other options:
2. Work as a corporate ethicist, repeatedly telling the corporation what they are doing is unethical, only for them to ignore you
3. Work on a Hospitalâs âdeath panelâ, deciding which patient gets denied treatment
4. Homeless drunk
strictures almost 2 years ago
Definitely not available in Florida or Texas!
Erramontxu almost 2 years ago
Teaching ethics (supposing that at least an alumni a year truly learns them) should be a very, very important job
Superfrog almost 2 years ago
Write vision statements, codes of conduct, mission statements, standards of practice and other corporate fiction.
Alexander the Good Enough almost 2 years ago
DEI enforcer?
Erse IS better almost 2 years ago
Ethical behavior is attractive to a great many people. But not rich people and DEFINITELY not most employers.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Ethics isnât for making a living, itâs just for living
jmillerqld Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Research approval boards have them. A lot of hospitals employ them too. I know, Iâm always a bit surprised when I see a vacancy for an ethicist.
For a Just and Peaceful World almost 2 years ago
Maybe Trump or DeSantis will ban ethics courses because they are âwokeâ.
Farside99 almost 2 years ago
Trying to pay off a $300,000 college debt is a real test for an ethicist.
P51Strega almost 2 years ago
Sadly, knowing ethics doesnât mean practicing ethics. There is tremendous demand for ethicists as spin doctors. They are also popular political analysts where they point out the other partyâs sins.
Denver Reader Premium Member almost 2 years ago
1) AI Ethicist 2) Government ethics compliance officer 3) corporate ethics officer âŠ
PraiseofFolly almost 2 years ago
As in many subjects, is old Aristotle antiquated and at last obsolete on this matter?
einarbt almost 2 years ago
Need all over the place but then there is this little thing called greed so their kind is not wanted.
JosephShriver almost 2 years ago
Write a book
rmercer Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Curing people with a lisp. (Say âEthicistâ 5 times fastâŠ)
mwest almost 2 years ago
One could say the same for a philosophy degreeâŠ
gorbag almost 2 years ago
First understand the difference between morals and ethics; ethics are a personal choice not a public one. Most seem to confuse them: if someone spends all their money on drugs and sex they are still perfectly ethical so long as they subscribe to hedonism, and there isnât anything wrong with that.
Jimmyk939 almost 2 years ago
Teaching politicians right from wrongâŠheâd be in the giggly academy within a year.
dflak almost 2 years ago
âNearly every man can handle adversity. To test a manâs character, give him power.â â Abraham Lincoln.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
What the heck is an âethicistâ? Are those the people who donât believe in God? ..or maybe thatâs anarchist.
Count Olaf Premium Member almost 2 years ago
âWhat are these âethicsâ of which you speak?â ~Sock Puppet Joe
Count Olaf Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Maybe he could open up an Ethics-R-Us store in a big box building in the parking lot of a mall.
sandpiper almost 2 years ago
Actually, he could have stopped at making a living teaching. At least as it applied during my classroom years decades back. But, with both of us working[she in an office job], we survived and can look back and be happy we are no longer on the treadmills.
Redd Panda almost 2 years ago
Ethics, the art of not getting caught, right?
calliarcale almost 2 years ago
Well, there are places an ethicist can make a living other than academia, but theyâre few and far between. For instance, hospitals (or, these days, hospital networks) have one or two to determine policy and consult on difficult cases. Theyâll work as part of a team also consisting of doctors and lawyers and administrators. I would not be surprised if the work is rather soul crushing, since youâre caught between ethics, law, and the almighty dollar.
chapmurf almost 2 years ago
Actually health care organizations, particularly those doing research, do sometimes hire bioethicists.
The Famous Eccles almost 2 years ago
No, not gonna touch this one.
rlaker22j almost 2 years ago
ethics not a republican thing my congressman told me he didnât care what the people thought he was going to vote his own mind no representation for me no longer voting for him
[Unnamed Reader - bf182b] almost 2 years ago
1) Fact Checker 2) Investigative reporter 3) Safety Inspector.
Znox11 almost 2 years ago
WAIT!!! You mean CEO doesnât stand for Chief Ethics Officer?
mindjob almost 2 years ago
Easier to make a living as a magic fairy dust sprinkler
ChessPirate almost 2 years ago
1. Philosopher.
2. Whistleblower.
3. Computer AI App WriterâŠ
198.23.5.11 almost 2 years ago
Okay,letâs see you get 125 different puns out of THIS one!!
WickWire64 almost 2 years ago
It completely amazes me that a GQP troll snowflake has not complained about how this âpoliticizesâ this strip yet. Have they actually retired that sad old ploy?
ira.crank almost 2 years ago
The ethics of teaching ethnic inferiority.
Raging Moderate almost 2 years ago
Virtue is its own reward?
Jingles almost 2 years ago
i have 40 year old toilet paper holders. take a good look at your tp roll. thereâs where ethics went over 25 years ago. doesnât take a knife to change it any longer.
willie_mctell almost 2 years ago
It seems to me that it could be a great form of corporate window dressing.
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 2 years ago
 Great Oxymorons of Our Time
jumbo shrimp
military intelligence
Fox News
business ethics
cmxx almost 2 years ago
Everybody has ethics. Their ethics may not match mineâor yoursâbut even so, their ethics are still ethics. If you donât think so, please look up âethicsâ in a dictionary. Quick link to one: merriam-webster.com.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 2 years ago
Ethics are important and would be useful in any milieux.
Interventor12 almost 2 years ago
Plenty of expensive, useless majors taught.
keenanthelibrarian almost 2 years ago
Yeah, right .. well, go on, prof ..
eddi-TBH almost 2 years ago
You can make a good living scamming corporations by offering ethics training to their employees and skipping management and the executive suites entirely. I went through three variations of ethics classes during a 35 year career. Never saw a manager even look in the door. Did see a bunch arrested for criminal activity that was supposed to be unethical according to those classes.
eddi-TBH almost 2 years ago
1) Write a book on the lack of modern ethics. 2) Become a business ethics pundit on TV. 3) Tutor business majors to fake ethics for their MBA.
Spacetech almost 2 years ago
Work for the Federal Government.. Ethics Officer
cherns Premium Member almost 2 years ago
1. Newspaper columnist: https://www.nytimes.com/column/the-ethicist
2. Ethical murderer: https://the-blacklist.fandom.com/wiki/The_Ethicist
Isenthor1978 almost 2 years ago
SEE Philosophy In The 21st Century
mistercatworks almost 2 years ago
Actually many ruthless companies like to have an âethicistâ listed in the company directory. Itâs sort of a dishonorary position. :)
bakana almost 2 years ago
The same can be said for Economists.
My college economics professor said so.