Mill's Perspective On One's Ability To Reach Morality

Alexandra LubarskyMorris Stern 10/09/22mPart I:(Question 1) The topic is that more interactions will make you become a more moral person. One needs to establish morals as they are the pathway to how people perceive you and their behavior towards you. Morality is a very confusing misconception as people seem to believe that morals are created via yourself. This is wrong, as morals are created through interactions with empathy, sympathy, and identification. A person is not going to sit through an interaction with another, and not take anything from the interaction. Most people note the behavior, facial expressions, and tone of voice after having an interaction. With that interaction, one would be able to pick what one wants to follow and what it doesn’t. If the interaction was negative and behaviors were negative, one might take away the behavior they no longer wish to follow or take away how the other might be feeling. Morality doesn’t work if you are narcissistic, as morality means thinking about the world/interactions around you driving you. (Question 2) I have a position on the topic as understanding empathy, sympathy and identification are crucial to becoming a more moral person.