Leo Junz A.

Fabila III 12-STEM-Morales

Summary of the Lesson in Module 2.
Lesson 10 True Statements 10 Terminologies
1 1. As time changes, elements that comprise 1. Eudaimonia
human flourishing changed. 2. The Good
2. Our concept of human flourishing today 3. Man of the World
proves to be different from what Aristotle 4. Human Flourishing
originally perceived. 5. Phronesis
3. Human of today are expected to become a 6. The Truth
“man of the world.” 7. Verification Theory
4. Competition as means of survival became 8. Falsification Theory
passe; coordination is the new trend. 9. Empiricism
5. Every discovery, innovation, and success 10. Pseudoscience
contribute to our pool of human knowledge.
6. Having a particular role, which is uniquely
ours, elicits our idea of self-importance.
7. Technology is a human activity that we excel
in as a result of achieving science.
8. A true eudaemon recognizes that flourishing
requires one to excel in various dimensions.
9. Falsification theory asserts that as long as an
ideology is not proven to be false and can
best explain a phenomenon over alternative
theories, we should accept the said ideology.
10. The economic perception of enrichment
known as growth, is heavily fueled by
technology, and should be impeded.
2 1. Generation gap is attributed mainly to the 1. Generation gap
changes brought about by technology. 2. Technology
2. It cannot be denied that until today, not 3. Homo erectus
everyone is comfortable using the different 4. Homo sapiens
kinds of technologies. 5. Paleolithic Period
3. Most people who belong to the older 6. Stone Age
generation think that these technologies are 7. The Holocene extinction
too complicated to use. 8. The Good
4. Our early ancestor’s primal need to survive 9. Technological
paved the way for the invention of several advancements
developments. 10. The Good life
5. At the very least, the motivation to make
things easier has been around since humans
are.
6. Homo erectus has been using fire through
chipping one flint over the other to produce a
spark without realizing the laws of friction and
 heat.
7. Humanity has indeed come a long way from
our primitive ways, it is said that we are more
developed than we were before.
8. Modern Humans are reliant to technology in
their search for good life.
9. Science and technology have been part of
human activity since the beginning of our
species.
10. In our pursuit of growth, we had conveniently
forgotten that technology only presents one
approach in viewing the world.
3 1. Science has been coined as the need to 1. Science
understand the world and reality was bound 2. The Truth
with the need to understand the self and the 3. World of forms
good life. 4. World of matter
2. It was Aristotle who gave a definitive 5. Happiness
distinction between the theoretical and 6. Materialism
practical sciences. 7. Hedonism
3. The “good” is the end goal of the practical 8. Stoicism
sciences. 9. Theism
4. The “truth” is the aim of the theoretical 10. Humanism
sciences.
5. Aristotle is the first thinker who dabbled into
complex problematization of the end goal of
life which is happiness.
6. We all want to be happy.
7. We may not realize it but the end goal of
everything that we do is happiness.
8. Technology allowed us to tinker with our
sexuality.
9. The balance between the good life, ethics,
and technology must be attained.
10. Every person has his perspective when it
comes to what comprises the good life.
4 1. The growing society has made people see 1. Ethical dilemma/s
technology as some form of necessity. 2. Robotics
2. The roles played by technology these days 3. Humanity
are very crucial not only to a few but also to 4. Technological
everyone. Advancements
3. Technology keeps on progressing due to the 5. The Internet
ever-progressing mind of mankind. 6. “Necessities”
4. It is important to note that anything too much 7. “Responsibility”
is bad, and it is the same problem faced by 8. Technology
technology. 9. Gadgets
5. Various ethical dilemmas have been 10. Asimov’s laws
identified throughout the time involving the
use of various technological devices and its
effects on humanity.
6. Filipinos are believed to have this big
fascination for television.
7. It is important for the people of the scientific
world to inform the masses of the dangers of
technology.
8. Germany was one of the first countries to
develop service robots.
9. The earliest robots can be traced around
3000 B.C. from the Egyptians.
10. Ethics should still be enforced in the field of
technology so as to ensure the safety and
morality of these devices to people.