Ethical dilemma: Would you lie? - Sarah Stroud

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Prevoditelj: Ozren Blagaić Recezent: Ivan Luka Sabolović
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Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson
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Vaš plan da spojite prijateljicu Carey i poznanika Emersona
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is finally coming together.
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napokon uspijeva.
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Both individuals have heard all about each other
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Oboje su čuli puno jedno o drugome
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and they’re eager to meet for dinner.
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i žele se naći na večeri.
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You’ve just made them a reservation for Friday night,
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Baš ste im rezervirali stol za petak navečer,
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and you’re about to text Carey the details
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i samo što niste Carey poslali detalje,
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when an unsettling thought crosses your mind:
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kada se sjetite nečega uznemirujućeg:
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Carey is always late.
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Carey uvijek kasni.
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And not just by 5 minutes;
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I to ne samo 5 minuta;
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we’re talking 20 or even 30 minutes late.
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ponekad 20 ili čak 30 minuta.
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Carey seems to view punctuality as an oppressive relic of an earlier era.
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Čini se da Carey točnost smatra relikvijom iz davnih vremena.
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But what if you told them dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30?
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No, što ako im kažete da večera počinje u 6 umjesto u 6:30?
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That way, they would almost certainly arrive on time.
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Tako bi oni gotovo sigurno stigli na vrijeme.
00:43
You really want this relationship to work, so... should you lie?
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Zaista želite da ova veza uspije. Je li, dakle, u redu lagati?
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Take a moment to think: what you would do?
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Razmislite na trenutak: Što biste Vi učinili?
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Maybe you should lie!
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Možda biste trebali lagati!
00:51
You think this new relationship could be great for Carey,
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Smatrate da bi ta nova veza Carey dobro došla
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and you don’t want them to ruin it before it’s even begun.
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i ne želite da ju upropasti prije nego je uopće počela.
00:57
Sure, Emerson may eventually learn about their chronic lateness.
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Naravno, Emerson će kad-tad saznati za njeno kronično kašnjenje.
01:00
But if Carey shows up on time just this once,
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Ali ako Carey samo ovaj put dođe na vrijeme,
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the relationship will at least have a chance to take root.
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barem će imati priliku dobro započeti vezu.
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Your lie would pave the way for a potentially happy relationship.
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Vaša bi laž mogla omogućiti sretnu vezu.
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And if taking an action will create a better outcome for everyone involved,
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Ako nešto poduzeti znači bolji ishod za sve,
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that’s normally a pretty good reason to take it.
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obično je to dobar razlog za to učiniti.
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But isn't it morally wrong to lie?
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No, nije li moralno neispravno lagati?
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The absolutist position on lying,
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Apsolutistički stav o laganju,
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associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant,
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vezan uz njemačkog filozofa Immanuela Kanta,
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holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances.
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smatra da je laganje uvijek nemoralno, bez obzira na okolnosti.
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In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying,
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Drugim riječima, postoji moralno pravilo koje zabranjuje laganje
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and that rule is absolute.
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i to je pravilo nedvojbeno.
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You might think, though, that this stance overstates
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Ipak, možda mislite da ovaj stav pretjerano naglašava
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the moral importance of lying.
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moralnu značajnost laganja.
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Suppose a murderer were hunting Carey down.
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Recimo da Carey lovi ubojica.
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If the killer asked you about Carey’s whereabouts,
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Da Vas ubojica pita gdje je Carey,
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it seems odd to say that you must tell the truth
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bilo bi čudno da mu morate reći istinu
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at the cost of your friend’s life.
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i time žrtvovati svoju prijateljicu.
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From this perspective, absolutism seems too rigid.
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Iz te perspektive, apsolutizam se čini prestrogim.
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By contrast, utilitarian philosopher John Stuart Mill
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S druge strane, utilitaristički filozof John Stuart Mill
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would say lying is wrong only when it leads to less happiness overall.
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smatra da je laganje neispravno samo ako dovodi do još više nesreće.
02:01
Now, to be fair, most lies do seem likely to create unhappiness.
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Budimo iskreni, većina laži vjerojatno dovodi do nesreće.
02:06
Someone who accepts a lie believes something which is false,
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Netko tko prihvati laž vjeruje u nešto sto je netočno,
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and trying to conduct your life on the basis of false information
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a živjeti život na bazi netočnih informacija
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doesn’t usually go well.
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obično ne završi dobro.
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However, in some circumstances, perhaps including your situation,
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Međutim, u nekim slučajevima, možda čak i Vašem,
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lying might produce more happiness overall.
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laganje bi moglo dovesti do više sreće.
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In those cases, utilitarians say it’s not morally wrong to lie.
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U takvim slučajevima utilitaristi kažu da nije moralno neispravno lagati.
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In fact, it might even be your moral duty to do so.
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Zapravo, to bi mogla biti Vaša moralna dužnost.
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But if absolutism seems too extreme, you might feel this stance is too lax.
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Ali ako je apsolutizam prestrog, možda mislite da je ovaj stav preopušten.
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In other words, perhaps the utilitarian position understates
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Drugim riječima, utilitaristički stav možda ostavlja
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the moral significance of lying.
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moralni značaj laganja nedorečenim.
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Most people generally feel some regret about lying,
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Većina ljudi osjeća krivnju kada lažu,
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even when they believe it’s the right thing to do.
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čak i kada vjeruju da su učinili ispravnu stvar.
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This suggests there’s something inherently objectionable about lying—
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To dovodi do zaključka da u laganju postoji nešto po sebi nepoželjno-
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even when it leads to more happiness.
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čak i kada dovodi do više sreće.
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In this case, lying to Carey would be an instance of Paternalism.
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U ovom slučaju, laganje Carey bi bilo primjer paternalizma.
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Paternalism is interfering with another person’s choices
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Paternalizam označava miješanje u tuđe izbore
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for that person's benefit.
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u korist te osobe.
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This might be fine if that person is a literal child.
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To je možda u redu ako je ta osoba dijete.
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But it seems disrespectful to treat a peer paternalistically.
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Ali se čini ponižavajuće tako se ponašati prema svome vršnjaku.
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Lying to Carey would mean taking away their opportunity
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Laganje Carey bi značilo oduzeti joj priliku da
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to handle the situation as they see fit, based on their own beliefs and values.
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riješi situaciju kako želi, temeljeno na vlastitim uvjerenjima i vrijednostima.
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Trying to protect Carey from what you consider
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Nastojati zaštititi Carey od onoga što smatrate
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to be a bad choice would show a lack of respect for their autonomy.
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lošim izborom bi dokazalo manjak poštovanja prema njenoj samostalnosti.
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By extension, it might also be disrespectful towards Emerson,
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Nadalje, to bi moglo biti ponižavajuće i za Emersona,
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since you would be deliberately trying to give him a false impression
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jer biste mu namjerno davali lažan dojam
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of Carey’s punctuality.
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Careyne točnosti.
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So how do you weigh potential happiness against guaranteed disrespect?
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Dakle, kako procijeniti između moguće sreće i zajamčenog omalovažavanja.
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Followers of Kant would say treating others with respect
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Sljedbenici Kanta bi rekli da je poštovanje
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is the heart of moral conduct,
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u središtu moralnog ponašanja,
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while followers of Mill would say nothing is more important than happiness.
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dok bi Millovi sljedbenici rekli da ništa nije važnije od sreće.
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But other philosophers believe that such conflicts can only be resolved
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No, drugi filozofi smatraju da se takvi sukobi mogu razriješiti
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on a case-by-case basis,
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na pojedinačnoj bazi,
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depending on various details and on the individuals involved.
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ovisno o raznim detaljima i pojedincima na koje se to odnosi.
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So what will you do in Carey’s case?
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Što biste Vi učinili u Careynu slučaju?
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