In this thought-provoking video, we delve into the concept of justice as fairness, examining its historical roots and the challenges it faces in practice. The presenter explores how self-interest often obstructs the ideal of fairness, using insights from philosophical thought experiments of the 1970s. The video highlights the discrepancy between our imaginative ideals and the realities of societal frameworks, particularly in the American context. Addressing the integration of fairness into legal structures, it reveals how arguments for fairness can sometimes mask self-interest. The presenter proposes an ongoing series of videos to construct a theoretical model of an ideal society. This model aims to balance scientific understanding of societal mechanisms with faith-based interpretations of their purpose, striving towards a definition of justice that explicitly excludes self-interest. Join this intellectual journey to explore foundational principles and engage in reimagining a just society through a series of focused discussions and analyses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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