2. Responsibility |
By choosing the column on the left, you have shown me that you want to be responsible. You have hopes of preparing yourself for the future.
Me, your friend the Computer, cannot be responsible. I am a machine that acts blindly. If I ever disappoint you, do not make me responsible for it. I am not conscious of my own acts. What I mean is that I cannot think about the decision I make nor am I free to choose or implement them.
But you are! And because you are free and intelligent, you can progress in the virtue of “responsibility”.
You want to know why?
First of all, I want to explain to you what responsibility is.
A person is responsible when he or she assumes the consequences of their own acts; when that person responds to the decisions that were personally taken or those taken by others.
Responsible is a person that compromises up until the last consequences from the decisions taken with their free will; by exercises free will, and thinking beforehand about what could be. It is about thinking before acting and adhering to what will happen. It is about responding your own acts.