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Human will determines an individual’s choice of action whether it would be purchasing a chocolate bar to unplugging your son/daughter off the respirator. People go with will and their sense of right and wrong when making decisions, but one questions whether an individuals actions should be to a small extent or to a large extent. After much evaluation regarding the issue, an individual’s determination should always determine his/her choice of action to a full extent. ... An action of small extent is something doctors do on a daily basis, for instance, when a doctor refuses to perform surgery on a patient. ... An action of full extent is the willingness to destroy human lives and their own as well as without any regards to collateral damage. When an individual determines his/her choice of action, their conscience comes in and provides assistance in deciding which decision they should exercise. Determining ones choice of action includes the guilt factor, pity, vengeance, or the pursuit of happiness. Individuals are human beings able to formulate decisions on behalf of themselves. ...
Although a person’s choice of action should have no limit, sometimes individuals must make decisions to a small extent because a person’s action should not be based on individual will alone. ... 1
The women and children would not have died if they revised their plan and went ahead with a course of action with a small extent. ... In an article “2 Women, 2 Deaths and an Ethical Quandary,” Denise Grady of the Toronto Star displays the twins determination to become individuals. ...
In the pursuit of happiness, an individual ought to determine his/her choice of action to a full extent because it improves their quality of life. ... ”
A person’s limit is usually determined by ones action.
Approximate Word count = 1625
Approximate Pages = 6.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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