1. What three concepts remain unclear or difficult for you to understand?

a) The term Utilitarianism

b) Are virtues fixed or can it deviate?
c) "The real problem of freedom is about how the will is directed"
2. What three significant insights did you gain in studying this text?
a) Before reading the text, I thought that SARS-CoV 2 and COVID 19 are the same just
with little bits of differences. Now I know that these two are both entirely different and
also really dangerous and deadly.
b) I have never thought of freedom as an absence of external restrictions I didn't think of
freedom that much. I just think that people are free to do anything we want but we should
be ready to face the consequences.
c) I thought that being asymptomatic means that you are positive of the virus, you may not
show the symptoms but you still have it. I didn’t know that it is difficult to know whether
a person is healthy or asymptomatic
3. What three questions do you want to ask about the text?
a) It stated in the text that the death toll is not too high, I wonder what is considered a high
death toll so that the world government will do everything they can to take the current
situation very seriously.
b) Is it true that the cost of imposed lockdowns is greater than the benefits gained from it?
c) The text mentions a term called "agent." What does the agent refer to?