Chapter one of the book was focused on underlying the basics of ethics and ethical reasoning. It discussed the meaning and types of ethics, different philosophers and their category in the ethical world, and, the structure of ethical reasoning and argument. It was interesting for me to be able to see the connection ethics has with the outside world. Even though it wasn’t mentioned, terms such as premises (like Modus Ponens), conclusion, and fallacies (such as ad hominem) are basically the backbones of fields such as law and computer science. Fields such as history and sociology, on the other hand, feed ethics with the necessary factual material to be able to make the “right” moral decisions. However, there were two major points made by Philosopher