ClearMarlin200
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Is it normal to obsess over the ethical weight of everyday actions?
I find myself ruminating over the ethics behind minor choices—like the cup I grab at coffee, or the public transportation I decide to use—until I feel the same questions you see in philosophical seminars. I know the material reads pretty heavy, yet these light moments feel full of philosophical insight for me. I’m wondering if I’m overthinking or if this habit actually aligns with how many of us, whether students or more seasoned thinkers, approach ethics. Maybe it’s a sign I’m on track, or maybe I’m just making everything feel more grandiose. Would love to know how others approach mundane, ethical quandaries. 🙂