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SPEAKING QUESTION: Select any ONE problem from the exam and explain your answer orally. You do not need to use any recording device to do this since Honorlock is already recording your video and audio.Question: I have explained one answer out loud.

Briefly explain how confident you are in your ability to apply the techniques/analytics learned in this course, at your place of work? If anyone needs help from me in applying the techniques at work you know how to reach to reach me. Please review some of the projects I did (to get better idea on the kind of projects that need the skills you learned in this course) in my CV at: https://www.usf.edu/business/about/bios/govindu-ramakrishna.aspx

The _____________ claimed that only God is free and that all human actions are determined by God.

In Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason, __________ was the bare, logical fact of one’s own self-consciousness: Descartes’s “I think”; the self “behind” all of our experiences; the mental activity that unifies our various thoughts and sensations.

“The conception of justice which I want to develop may be stated in the form of two principles as follows: first, each person participating in a practice, or affected by it, has an equal right to the most extensive liberty compatible with a like liberty for all; and second, inequalities are arbitrary unless it is reasonable to expect that they will work out for everyone’s advantage, and provided the positions and offices to which they attach, or from which they may be gained, are open to all. These principles express justice as a complex of three ideas: liberty, equality, and reward for services contributing to the common good.” Which of the following is the author of this passage?

Mill proposes that individual liberty is to be considered inviolable except when other people are threatened with __________.

One of the most basic rights, according to Locke, is the right to own private property, and the most basic private property one can own is __________.

What is Nietzsche describing in the metaphor, “A tablet of virtues hangs over every people.”

A deontologist would argue that morality should not be based on feelings but rather __________.

The basis of the social contract according to Hobbes was __________.