Problem
A. What is hacking?
B. What makes an action moral - according to a Utilitarian?
C. What makes an action moral - according to a Kantian?
D. Explain what you find to be the strongest Utilitarian moral justification of hacking.
E. Provide an example of hacking activity that would be justified by your explanation in the preceding question.
F. Explain why someone should think that your example fits a Utilitarian (as opposed to Kantian) moral justification.
G. Provide and explain a criticism of the above Utilitarian justification you provided.
H. Do you think that hacking is ever morally justified? Explain why, using what you wrote above.
I. What do you find to be most convincing about the material of the lecture and the reading? (Do not say that "everything" or "nothing" was convincing but find something specific)
J. What is the reason why it is convincing? (Your answer should be as objective as possible)
K. What do you find to be the least convincing about the material of the lecture and the reading? (Do not say that "everything" or "nothing" was not convincing but find something specific)
L. What is the reason why it is not convincing? (Your answer should be as objective as possible)