How to Properly Commemorate Your Cat by Jeremy Strong Publisher: Beijing United Publishing Company

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1. Moral Impasse
(A moral dilemma that has stumped many great philosophers)
How to properly memorialize your cat?
Is it wrong to look at pictures of your ex-girlfriend?
Is sexism better than hating everyone?
Is non-existence preferable to existence?
Do you regret Hitler's existence?
Should we sacrifice one person to save five?
II. Rights and Responsibilities
(How far can we go as we please?)
Should mountain climbing be banned by law?
Should you make decisions while drunk?
Should I take the bus if I have a cold?
To whom does the body belong?
3. Guilt, Punishment and Society
(Thought experiment to clarify issues such as personal responsibility, guilt and punishment, society and the public)
Should criminals be forgiven?
Should the innocent be punished?
Are you morally culpable or is it just bad luck?
Is it wrong for an evil person to defend himself?
Is it justifiable to torture evil people?
Could it be that worse behavior is more justifiable?
Is this bound to happen?
Should people without outstanding appearance be treated preferentially?
Do you have a moral responsibility for climate change?
Is it always right to resist extreme evil?