Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
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How is it possible to do that? (Minimum 3 sentences)
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? (Minimum 1 sentence)
What does it mean to be open-minded? (Minimum 2 sentences)
What does it mean to be impartial? (Minimum 2 sentences)
What do these things have to do with fairness? (Minimum 3 sentences)
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? (Minimum 5 sentences)
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? (Minimum 5 sentences)
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? (Minimum 2 sentences)
Do you agree with him? (Minimum 2 sentences)
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? (Minimum 1 sentence)
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Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
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-No not really.
How is it possible to do that? (Minimum 3 sentences)
-If you think you are being treated unfair. I guess you could consider the person being treated better or what ever. Then think what is their situation and what would you do if you were in it.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? (Minimum 1 sentence)
-Yes it dose.
What does it mean to be open-minded? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-It means to not let your judgement get clouded. Be open to new things and new ideas.
What does it mean to be impartial? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-Don't favor some one over another. Don't leave any thing out.
What do these things have to do with fairness? (Minimum 3 sentences)
-Well you have to treat people fair in order to be treated fair. You have to stay open minded and be able to accept new things. You also need to hear both sides of the story before you assume anything. Don't pick someone elses side from the start.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? (Minimum 5 sentences)
-I guess you should consider others. If yourself is all you worry about then you are a selfish person. You can sacrifice somthing every once in a while for a friend or relative. Try to help others. And not only worry about yourself. If it is going to cost you your job however, you probully shlould not do it.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? (Minimum 5 sentences)
-I think people who don't treat others fair, should not be treated fair. If they can't do it, then why do it to them. If they are not fair with you then Don't make contact with them. If they Start being fair then treat them fair. Untill them treat them the way they treat you.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-That all good comes from being fair. Treat people fair and things will be good for you.
Do you agree with him? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-Yes i do. If you are fair, then you don't hear people complain about somthing not being fair.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? (Minimum 1 sentence)
-It defines your character alot, if you are a fair person people are more likely to trust you.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
I think that it could be to an extent.
How is it possible to do that? You can try to find out what that person has gone through. Then you need to think about what you would have done in that situation. Maybe then you will realize that sometimes you need to be fair to the ones you don't know.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness?
Everything, if you treat others the way you want to be treated then you are being fair to them.
What does it mean to be open-minded? I think that to be open minded, you have to believe that someone else can do what you can do and just as good. You also have to be willing to try something new.
What does it mean to be impartial? To be impartial you have to believe in both sides. You can't take someone's side and then turn around and not take the other person's side.
What do these things have to do with fairness? If you are open-minded and someone asks you to try something for them that you never have tried and you say yes then you are being fair to them. Also, if you are impartial to both sides then you are being fair to the both of them. If you think that someone deserves better treatment then another then you can't live by these words.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? I think that to me that wouldn't matter. If someone needed to take up some of my time then they can have it, I have plenty of time to share. If it came down to them needing money, it would still be the same. I save money for those reasons alone. If it meant my job then I guess I can get a new one, that's not a big problem.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? You should still treat them fairly. Sometimes someone comes along that might invite your best friend to a party and leave you out. That isn't a problem, you should try to be nice and find something else to do. I think that if something like that happens, then you need to drop it. Life is too short to live it worrying about something as small as that.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"?
I think that it means, you have to be just when it comes down to it. You shouldn't try to start a fight with someone that says something wrong to you.
Do you agree with him?
Yes, I do entirely. I think as well you do need to be fair and just when something happens to you.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character?
I think that being fair has everything to do with the quality of your character.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
-Yes, I believe it is true.
How is it possible to do that?
-Try and put yourself and another persons situation. It would be a lot different. And it will make you think different about that person.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness?
-You want to treat others the way you want to be treated and it invovles being fair.
What does it mean to be open-minded?
-To tell your thoughts and feelings. To say how you feel about something.
What does it mean to be impartial?
-To be fair to each person no matter who they are. To treat others the same as anyone else.
What do these things have to do with fairness?
-They all relate to being fair. You have to be fair in life. Being fair is an important thing to do.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others?
-It shows the things your sacrificed wasn't too important. Sacrifices are hard but you have to live with it. You need to be fair to each person no matter how they dress or who they are. Think of others before yourself and put yourself in that situation to determine fairness. People are never fair and they need to learn that it is important to be fair.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you?
-You shoudl treat them the way you want to be treated. That is where the golden rule comes in. If they are not fair with you, just be fair to them. That person will sooner or later realize what they did wrong. Just be fair all the time and everything will be ok.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"?
-I think it means you have to be fair to be treated the way you want. And also, always be fair and you'll be rewarded.
Do you agree with him?
-Yes, I do agree with him. People should always be fair in everything they do.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character?
-I try to be fair to each person and that person will be fair back to me.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
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Yes, it can be determined if one is being fair by putting one’s self in another’s shoes.
How is it possible to do that? (Minimum 3 sentences)
To think about how they would feel if you treated them a certain way. Think about if another person did the same thing to you. You treat them they way you would want to be treated.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? (Minimum 1 sentence)
It has a lot to do with fairness.
What does it mean to be open-minded? (Minimum 2 sentences)
To not judge someone so easily because of their looks, their sexuality, their religion, their background, who they are friends with, what their families like, anything like that. You judge them for who they are, and their actions.
What does it mean to be impartial? (Minimum 2 sentences)
To be in the middle of something. Like if two friends are fighting you are on neither side.
What do these things have to do with fairness? (Minimum 3 sentences)
I think they have a lot to do with it. Being impartial is important if you want to keep your friends. Same with judges in courts I suppose.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? (Minimum 5 sentences)
I don’t think you can, it depends on your nature as a human being. I put others before myself most of the time, and sometimes I have suffered for it. If you are selfish, or just trying to make it yourself, I could understand you putting yourself ahead of others. But with me I think, I would like everyone to be happy before I am, simply because I prefer others being happy. I have always been that way.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? (Minimum 5 sentences)
I think that you should still treat them like you want to be treated, because getting even is not a good thing. Most Christians would say that vengeance is sinful, for others, we just think it is wrong. Human kind can tend to get hurt easily, we have to forgive. Sometimes that’s harder than what we believe it to be. They still deserve better than some, and worse than others, but who are we to determine that.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? (Minimum 2 sentences)
It takes a lot of character to deal with someone who you despise, and dealing with them fairly. It also takes a lot of courage to do so as well.
Do you agree with him? (Minimum 2 sentences)
I suppose, I mean being fair takes a lot of guts. If you have virtue, then you should judge fairly.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? (Minimum 1 sentence) It has everything to do with the quality of my character.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
-No, I don’t think you have to put yourself in someone else’s shoes to be fair.
How is it possible to do that?
-I don’t think you would have to put yourself in someone else’s shoes. I think you can just do what you think is fair. I think that as long as you’re fair, you’re good.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness?
-If you do unto others as you would have them do unto you, you’re being fair to them.
What does it mean to be open-minded?
-It means to be accepting of what other people have to say. You know other people have their opinions and you’re fine with that.
What does it mean to be impartial?
-It means you don’t feel as though anyone else can have an opinion. You think what you think is right and nothing else is.
What do these things have to do with fairness?
-A lot. If you follow the golden rule, you will always be fair. If you’re open-minded, you’re being fair to other people’s thoughts. If you are impartial you aren’t being fair to other people.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others?
-I think it’s not fair to sacrifice something important of your own. If you are losing money, time or your job, the other person is not being fair to you. They are taking advantage of your kindness. I think both people should have a medium. They should both find something that’s fair to both parties.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you?
-I don’t even bother with them. I try to avoid people who aren’t fair to others. If you aren’t fair, I probably don’t like you. If I was with a person that was not fair, I would try my best not to say anything. I would not even acknowledge that they were even there.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"?
-If you have virtues, you are dealing justly. If you don’t have any virtues, you aren’t dealing justly.
Do you agree with him?
-Yes I do. I think that Aristotle is right in a lot of things he said.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character?
-It shows that you can be a fair person and other people see that they will want to be around you more.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
Yes it is true.
How is it possible to do that?
You have to look at the situation in different points of view. Something that might be fair for you might not be fair for someone else. You have to watch what you do.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness?
It has a lot to do with the golden rule and a person’s character.
What does it mean to be open-minded?
Keep your options open all the time. Have a clear mind and be open to other people around you.
What does it mean to be impartial?
Not to favor someone or something. It means to be open minded about the entire situation at hand.
What do these things have to do with fairness?
They all are things that you have to have. They are things that one most have to be accepted as a fair person. You need all of the things to be accepted as a person with good character.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others?
If the thin you are talking about is fair for both of you or not. Like if it only benefits you. It only benefits your friend. You have to see the outcome first to see how to manage it. You have to accept the fact that you may have to give up something.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you?
Treat those as you would like to be treated. Be nice to them. You still need to be fair to them. That is if you are a person of good character. You will be rewarded for what you put up with in the long run.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"?
It means that you must be fair to everyone. It also means that you will be rewarded for what you have done in the long run.
Do you agree with him?
Yes I do agree with him. I think everyone should be fair and tolerate certain things if needed.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character?
It has everything to do with your character.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
* Yes it is true. You have to look at situations from another persons point of view to understand why they feel they are being treated unfair.
How is it possible to do that? (Minimum 3 sentences)
*The saying says that to know exactly how they feel then you have to walk a mile in their shoes. If you don’t understand why they think that they are treated unfairly then imagine you were in there situation. It may help you understand why they feel that way. It might even help you realize how fortunate you are.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? (Minimum 1 sentence)
*It means if you treat a person nice then they should treat you the same way.
What does it mean to be open-minded? (Minimum 2 sentences)
* I think being open-minded means that you can be cool with anyone’s thoughts or opinions. You can be okay with people’s opinion, beliefs, or orientation that others might look down upon them for.
What does it mean to be impartial? (Minimum 2 sentences)
* It means to show favoritism towards different people. To treat one person kind and then be rude to another.
What do these things have to do with fairness? (Minimum 3 sentences)
*It all has to do with fairness. If you show favoritism you are being unfair. You are also being impartial.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? (Minimum 5 sentences)
*being fair means making sacrifices constantly. You have to sacrifice things to stay happy. You also have to sacrifice to keep things fair. I have to keep things fair with my little brothers all the time. I can’t have two toys if my brother has one so I “sacrifice “ both because I don’t want to play his stupid little pretend dinosaur games anyway.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? (Minimum 5 sentences)
*I don’t like people who treat you unfairly. Especially if you’ve never done anything wrong to them. I think if a person treats you unfair then you should still attempt to get along with them. Unless they take it to far. Then you just need to not be bothered by it.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? (Minimum 2 sentences)
*I think he meant that fairness is justice. At least in some situations.
Do you agree with him? (Minimum 2 sentences)
Yes I do. This phrase is totally true.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? (Minimum 1 sentence)
If you don’t treat people fair your going to be looked at as a mean person.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
(Minimum 1 sentence)
-Yes is totally does.
How is it possible to do that? (Minimum 3 sentences)
-If someone was treated different for you that wouldn’t be fair. If you put yourself in there shoes then you can see. You wouldn’t want to be treated differently.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? (Minimum 1 sentence)
-Treat people with fairness and they will treat you fairly.
What does it mean to be open-minded? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-Keeping your mind open to new ideas. To openly accept other opinions.
What does it mean to be impartial? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-I really not that sure. It might mean that you use poor judgment.
What do these things have to do with fairness? (Minimum 3 sentences)
-No one wants to be treated differently. So if you treat them the way you want to be treated then it will be fair. That is why it does have to do with fairness.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? (Minimum 5 sentences)
-You just have to find a limit in your life. You cant be fair all the time but you can try. You may have to sacrifice time. You might have to sacrifice money. Your job is important to you so I think that can be an exception.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? (Minimum 5 sentences)
-Treat them the same way they treat you. The golden rule says that to treat them the way they treat you. Fairness is only given to those who want it back. Not all people care about fairness. You can be respected but they want respect theirselves.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? (Minimum 2 sentence)
-If you deal unjustly then you will be punished. Fairness is taken to accord and you will be punished for your crime.
Do you agree with him? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-Yes I agree with him. That is a great quote about fairness.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? (Minimum 1 sentence)
-That shows that you are an equal person and don’t judge and treat others differently.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
(Minimum 1 sentence)
-Yes, I believe it is true.
How is it possible to do that? (Minimum 3 sentences)
-Because then you will know how they are treated. Once you know how they are treated, you know you wouldn’t want to be treated that way. Everyone should be treated equally.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? (Minimum 1 sentence)
- Because I wouldn’t want others to treat me unfairly.
What does it mean to be open-minded? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-I think open-minded means not being afraid to say stuff. Like if you have an opinion about something or someone, you aint afraid to let them know.
What does it mean to be impartial? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-It means not picking a specific side if you and your friends are in an argument or something. It also means not partial.
What do these things have to do with fairness? (Minimum 3 sentences)
-These things have a lot to do with fairness. You want to be fair when it comes to being impartial. You also want to be really fair when it comes to being open-minded too.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? (Minimum 5 sentences)
-It depends on what your sacrificing actually. But I would sacrifice a lot just to be fair though. I don’t like to choose between myself and others. I would try to be as fair as possible if it ever comes to this. But I wouldn’t mind sacrificing things like my own time.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? (Minimum 5 sentences)
-People who don’t treat me fairly, I still treat them fairly. I really don’t take that stuff seriously. But still, I wouldn’t mind being treated with respect. I would still treat them equally. And if they continue to being unfair, I would pray for them . =]
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-That all good comes from being fair. Always be fair and you will be rewarded.
Do you agree with him? (Minimum 2 sentences)
-Yes, I agree. Everyone should be fair with anything.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? (Minimum 1 sentence)
-Being fair has a lot to do with my character; and if I am fair, then I am more then likely to be trusted more often.
Someone once said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
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Yes this is very true.
How is it possible to do that? (Minimum 3 sentences)
Thinking what their life is like. Thinking about what they how to go through each day. Also thinking about how your decision will affect others.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? (Minimum 1 sentence)
Because you want to be treated fair so treat them fair too.
What does it mean to be open-minded? (Minimum 2 sentences)
To be open to others peoples ideas and thoughts. Also to think about other people’s feelings.
What does it mean to be impartial? (Minimum 2 sentences)
To favor one person over the other. It means riding the fence not to get involved in arguments.
What do these things have to do with fairness? (Minimum 3 sentences)
Because you can not pick a side and be fair to both. If you help someone in an argument it makes the argument unfair. It is only okay when you know that what they are supporting is wrong.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? (Minimum 5 sentences)
I think its fair unless they don’t start taking advantage of you. Your job as a sacrifice over fairness is a little extreme. I personally would not give up my job to be fair. However, time and money is not that extreme to be fair. I would give up time and money to be fair.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? (Minimum 5 sentences)
You should still treat them fairly. This goes back to the golden rule. If you want to be treated fairly you need to treat them fairly. And maybe you day they will began to treat you fairly. Most of the time they will began to treat you fairly.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? (Minimum 2 sentences)
That you have to take everything into consideration when treating someone fairly. You have to think if the decision you make is fair to everyone.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
Fairness does involve putting yourself in their shoes.
How is it possible to do that? It is possible to do that. It means look at their point of view. You cant just decide what is fair.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? Do what you would want someone to do to you.
What does it mean to be open-minded? To be open minded is to accept others. It means not to judge someone before knowing them.
What does it mean to be impartial? To be impartial is to look at one persons point of view. This is playing favorites. Being impartial is not being fair.
What do these things have to do with fairness? Open mindedness is looking at someone elses point of view. Impartial is not treating one person like another. They are both needed to be fair.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? If you are trying to help a friend because they are broke you should give them some money. if you have it to spare. If a friend is upset and needs to be comforted you should give them some of your time. It is only fair if you help some one in need. You need to be a good friend to others.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? The golden rule says do unto others as they would do unto you. This means no matter what you should be fair. If you are fair with others they will most likely be to you. If someone isn’t fair to you, you should still be fair. If you aren’t then they probably wont ever respect you.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? it means that if you are fair then you have justice. It also means if you are fair then you are virtuous.
Do you agree with him? I think he is right. If you are good to everyone then you are fair.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? Being fair has a lot to do with your character
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
I think in some situations yes but others no.
How is it possible to do that?
You can put yourself in someone else’s shoes to see how there day goes. I really don’t see the way that they can be unfairness besides the way they get treated.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness?
It tells you to be fair unto others like how you would like to be treated.
What does it mean to be open-minded?
You are not afraid to tell people what you think of there actions. They can also not be told what to do because they will fight with you if they don’t think you are right.
What does it mean to be impartial? You have to like help people and learn to be fair to most people. You also have to be kind and nice.
What do these things have to do with fairness?
They all teach some people to treat people more fairly then what most people do with them.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others?
You have to be fair on if they deserve money you don’t need to jip them from there money.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you?
I think I would mostly just sit there and ignore them because if they treat you unfair they will have that same kind of punishment back.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"?
That most people just sat there and did nothing about anything to help one another even if they didn’t do anything fair back.
Do you agree with him? I really don’t know because I really didn’t know what they were talking about.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character?
Yes it shows how good of a person you are.
Someone one said that fairness involves putting yourself in another person's shoes. Is this true?
Fairness does involve putting yourself in their shoes.
How is it possible to do that? It is possible to do that. It means look at their point of view. You cant just decide what is fair.
What does the golden rule have to do with fairness? Do what you would want someone to do to you.
What does it mean to be open-minded? To be open minded is to accept others. It means not to judge someone before knowing them.
What does it mean to be impartial? To be impartial is to look at one persons point of view. This is playing favorites. Being impartial is not being fair.
What do these things have to do with fairness? Open mindedness is looking at someone elses point of view. Impartial is not treating one person like another. They are both needed to be fair.
What if being fair to others means sacrificing something important of your own, like time, money, or even your job? How can you determine what's fair when you have to choose between yourself and others? If you are trying to help a friend because they are broke you should give them some money. if you have it to spare. If a friend is upset and needs to be comforted you should give them some of your time. It is only fair if you help some one in need. You need to be a good friend to others.
How should you treat people who are not fair with you? The golden rule says do unto others as they would do unto you. This means no matter what you should be fair. If you are fair with others they will most likely be to you. If someone isn’t fair to you, you should still be fair. If you aren’t then they probably wont ever respect you.
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said, "All virtue is summed up in dealing justly"? it means that if you are fair then you have justice. It also means if you are fair then you are virtuous.
Do you agree with him? I think he is right. If you are good to everyone then you are fair. Justice is only served when you are fair.
What does being fair have to do with the quality of your character? Being fair has a lot to do with your character.
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