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    Virtue ethics focuses on how to live well and be happy. It defines virtue as the mean between excess and deficiency. An unexamined life is not worth living because without self-reflection, people lack meaning and purpose. In today's fast-paced world, regularly examining one's life and values is important for well-being and navigating changes while maintaining morality.

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    Virtue ethics focuses on how to live well and be happy. It defines virtue as the mean between excess and deficiency. An unexamined life is not worth living because without self-reflection, people lack meaning and purpose. In today's fast-paced world, regularly examining one's life and values is important for well-being and navigating changes while maintaining morality.

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    Virtue ethics focuses on how to live well and be happy. It defines virtue as the mean between excess and deficiency. An unexamined life is not worth living because without self-reflection, people lack meaning and purpose. In today's fast-paced world, regularly examining one's life and values is important for well-being and navigating changes while maintaining morality.

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    VIRTUE

    ETHICS
    BY: GROUP 4
    HAPPINES AS LIVING WELL
    WHAT IS REAL VIRTUE?
    Vice Virtue Vice
    Excessive Mean Deficient

    Example:
    HOW TO MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING?
    Meaning of – An unexamined life is not
    worth living
     Through this statement, Socrates means that
    an unexamined human life is deprived of the
    meaning and purpose of existence.

    Importance of examined life


     The fast-changing societies and consumerist
    culture in the contemporary world leave less
    time for human beings to examine and think
    about the changes. Adaptation to changes
    has become automatic and unquestionable.
    The Current Relevance of the Statement
     Human beings are burdened with the
    histories of war, colonization, nationalization,
    erosion of morality in the scientific and
    technological advancements and the sense
    of spiritual uprootedness.

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