for chapter 2: I often hear people say “social media is not real life,” but I don’t fully agree. I think social media is still part of real life because real people are behind the posts and conversations. For example, people share their opinions, emotions, and daily experiences online. However, I also think social media shows a “filtered” version of life, where people only show the best parts. So, social media is real, but it is not the complete picture of reality.

I want to add something about consequentialism. Our summary says it focuses on the results, but I think one problem is that it can ignore fairness. For example, if hurting one person makes many people happy, consequentialism might say it is okay. This feels wrong because it does not protect individuals. So, I think this framework is useful, but it can be dangerous if we only care about the outcome and not about justice or rights.