1. Talk to someone you know about copying MP3 files or commercial movies using the Internet. Ask them to show you how they do it. Does the software they use differentiate between music that is...

1. Talk to someone you know about copying MP3 files or commercial movies using the Internet. Ask them to show you how they do it. Does the software they use differentiate between music that is copyrighted and music that isn’t copyrighted? Ask the person showing you how to copy the files if they’ve ever thought about the ethical implications.

2. Not every decision is an ethical one. For example, we usually don’t think of choosing an ice cream flavor as being “good” or “bad.” Write down 10 choices you have made in the past week. Then go back over the list and label each as ethical or not ethical. (Note: “not ethical” is different from “unethical.”) After you’ve labeled all 10 choices, see if you can convince yourself to change your mind about one of the choices you labeled “not ethical.”