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1
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Getting college degree
Traveling across the world
Succeeding in a business venture
Pursuing a healthy and active lifestyle
Spending time with family

Is an example of what?

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Good life

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He believe that eudaimonia is only possible by living a life of virtue

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Aristotle

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What defines the good life; to live a good life is to live a happy life.

State of being happy, healthy, and prosperous in the way one thinks, live and act.

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Eudaimonia

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Excellence of any kind
Has two types according to aristotle

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Arete

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Virtue of character; innate, it is brought into completion by habitual practice or action like generosity, temperance and courage.

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Moral virtue

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Virtue of thought; achieve through education, time and experience like wisdom and understanding.

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Intellectual virtue

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What is the aristotle’s formula of good life?

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Intellectual + moral virtue = eudaimonia

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8
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The goal of life

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Happiness

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9
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He declared “ greatest happiness principle” by saying that “actions is right as far as its maximize the attainment of happiness for the greatest number of people”

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John stuart mill

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10
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He said that actions are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness; wrong as they tend to produce the reverse of happiness. Happiness is intended and the absence of pain.

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Greatest happiness principle by john stuart mill

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11
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In terms of human flourishing, matter is what makes us attain happiness.

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Materialism

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12
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Only see the end goal of life is acquiring pleasure

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Hedonist

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13
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For them life is about obtaining an indulging and pleasure because life is limited.

Their Mantra is “ eat and drink and be merry for tomorrow we die”

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Hedonism

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14
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School of thought led by Epicurus

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Stoicism

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It spoused the idea that to generate happiness, one must learn to distance oneself and be apathetic.

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Stoicism

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16
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For them happiness can only be attained by a careful practice of apathy. “ We should accept the fact that some things are beyond our control”

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Stoicism/stoics

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17
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Most people find the meaning of their lives using god as the anchor of experience. The ultimate basis of happiness for theist is the communion with God. The world were we are in is only just a temporary reality where we have to maneuver around while waiting for the ultimate return to the hands of God.

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Theism

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It’s another school of thought spouses the freedom of man to carve his own destiny and to legislate his own laws, free from the shackles of a god that monitors and controls

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Humanism

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This school of thought inspired by the enlightenment in 17th century. Humanist see themselves not merely as stewards of the creation but as individuals who are in control of themselves and the world outside them.

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Humanism

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20
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Derived from two greeks word t”echne” and “logos” meaning art and word respectively.

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Technology

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21
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Started in 17th century concept was only talk about arts — applied arts. As this progress the concept started to have a wider range of meaning. Concepts like machine and tools for attached. Each person is to say in the society is directly or indirectly affected by this. Most people survive their everyday lives with great reliance to the different advancement already available to the masses of this. Already an inevitable part of the society.

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Technology

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22
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Four benefits of technology

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Convenience
pleasure
happiness
communication

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23
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True or false

Technology keep on progressive because of the changing times and environment.

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True

24
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True or false technology

keep on progressing because the mind of mankind is also progressing , brilliance creativeness and power of the mind.

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True

25
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Anything too much is bad

true or false

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True

26
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True or false
There are various ethical dilemmas involving the use of technological advices

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True

27
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True or false
Misuse or invention to provide bad results

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True

28
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Ultimate medium for advertisement placements (Manila times, 2014)

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Television

29
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According to _______ in the Philippines, 90% of the urban homes and 70% of rural homes owns at least one television set

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Kantar media

30
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He is a german student in the late 80s; which is successful in his attempt to send images through wires with the aid of a rotating metal disc.

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Paul Gottleb Nipcow

31
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He made the electric telescope, 18 lines of resolution.

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Paul Gottleb Nipcow

32
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In 1907 they created new system of television by using the cathode ray tube in addition to the mechanical scanner system. They gave rise to two types of television system namely mechanical and electronic television

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Allan Archibald Campbell Swinton (english scientist and Boris Rosing (Russian scientist)

33
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1 out of 3 filipinos cannot live without this

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Mobile phone

34
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It is considered a must have among young filipinos

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Mobile phone

35
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He is an american senior engineer at Motorola ;He made the world first mobile phone call. Calling arrival engineer to brag about his accomplishment

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Martin cooper

36
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Weight 1.1 kg
measured 226.6 * 127 * 44.4 mm
30 minute talk time
10 hours to charge

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Mobile phone used by cooper

37
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1983, they made their first commercial mobile phone.

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Motorola dyna TAC 8000x

38
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19th century english mathematics professor which designed the analytical engine- used as the basic framework of the computers even until the present time.

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Charles babbage

39
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He released in april 1981 by the osborne computer corporation the osborne considered to be the first true portable full featured computer.

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Charles Babbage

40
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Mobile phone 89%
smartphone 53%
tablet 14%
desktop 39%
Laptop or netbooks 37%
smart tv 4%

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A typical household owns at least four of the following devices Philstar, 2013

41
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True or false
Mobile phone subscription is at 119 M

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True

42
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Philippines has one of the highest digital population in the world 47 million fb accounts fastest growing application market in SEA

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True

43
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Most parents with agree that this devices make their children lazy and unhealthy

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Ethical dilemmas about technology

44
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People are freely exposed to different things and television mobile phones laptops or computers

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Ethical dilemmas about technology

45
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An actuated mechanism programmable in two or more access with a degree of autonomy, moving without its environment to perform intended tasks

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Robots/robotics

46
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Is the ability to perform intended task based on current state and sensing without human intervention

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Autonomy

47
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A robot that performs useful task for humans or equipment including automation industrial application

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Service robot

48
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It is for personal use used for non-commercial task usually by lay persons l.

example: domestic servant robot, automated wheelchair, personal mobility assist robot, and pet exercising robot

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Personal service robots

49
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Service robot for professional used
Used for a commercial task, usually operated by a properly trained operator.
Ex: cleaning robot for public places delivery robot firefighting robot rehabilitation robot surgery robot

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Professional service robot

50
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An american inventor known for developing unimate in the early 1950s

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George Devol

51
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The first material handling robot employed in industrial production work

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Unimate

52
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Roles played by robotics

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Ease the workload of mankind
Make life more efficient and less stressful
Perform complicated
Pleasure, entertainment in parks or exhibits
Toys, child friendly
Used in movies

53
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An american writer and professor in biochemistry at boston university who formulated the laws of robot in the 1940s

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Isaac Asimov

54
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A robot may not injure a human being, or through an action, allow a human being to come to harm.

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Robotics Law one

55
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A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except for such orders would conflict with the First law

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Second law of robotics

56
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A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second law

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Third law of robotics

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