234: How to Engage Corona-Deniers (and Other Ethical Dilemmas) - a podcast by ABC News

So many of us have people in our lives who we feel are not taking this pandemic seriously enough. How do we handle them? Yell, lecture, call them out on Twitter? What about flooding them with articles? Or is there a saner course of action that is likely to be more effective? In this episode, we have two experts in ethics to sort through this and other ethical dilemmas in the age of COVID. JoAnna Hardy is a meditation teacher with a special interest Buddhist ethics. Greg Epstein is the humanist chaplain at Harvard and MIT. Issues we tackle include: Is it ever ok to break social distancing? What are the ethical implications of moving your family out of the city to the country? And, what about stocking up on toilet paper?
Episode Resources:
JoAnna Hardy: https://www.joannahardy.org/
JoAnna on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joannahardy65/
Greg Epstein: https://chaplains.harvard.edu/people/greg-epstein
Greg on Twitter: https://twitter.com/gregmepstein
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