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The document discusses the moral dilemmas that arise from increased affluence in American society. As more people become wealthy, they have greater freedom to choose how to live their lives. Additionally, wealth is now more often earned through merit and creating value rather than inherited, representing a shift away from nepotism. However, with increased prosperity comes issues around responsibilities like retirement planning and concerns over programs like Social Security as populations age.
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- 1. The Moral Dilemma of Success
- 3. The Moral Dilemma of Success Mass affluence is on the rise in America today.
- 4. The Moral Dilemma of Success The new rich now have the freedom to do whatever they want with their lives.
- 5. The Moral Dilemma of Success People are wrestling with dilemmas of affluence.
- 6. Medical Technologies Medical technologies allow people to live longer.
- 7. Medical Technologies There’s a shift in society toward older people with issues of retirement and Social Security.
- 8. Web and E-Mail The Web and e-mail have created a social revolution.
- 9. Digital Divide The digital divide used to be thought of in terms of access to computers and the Internet.
- 10. Digital Divide The digital divide today is based on knowledge – those who know how to get the information, use it and profit from it.
- 11. Digital Divide The digital divide is a skills divide, and the remedy is education on how to get information and benefit from it.
- 12. Digital Divide Currently the focus is on computer education and literacy.
- 13. Digital Divide Content should be the focus, not how to use the technology.
- 14. The Moral Dilemma of Success We’ve reached a decent level of prosperity with regard to the basic amenities – food, clothing and shelter.
- 15. The Moral Dilemma of Success A shift has occurred from inherited money to merit-based, self-made rich.
- 16. The Moral Dilemma of Success Nepotism has been supplanted by merit.
- 17. The Moral Dilemma of Success People are successful today because they have produced value.
- 18. The Moral Dilemma of Success There’s a new recognition of the social and moral benefits produced by entrepreneurs.
- 19. The Moral Dilemma of Success