TED-Ed: Ethical dilemma: Who should you believe? | Alex Worsnip

The video explores the ethics of belief, focusing on a scenario where one's spouse is accused of murder. It discusses evidentialism, which emphasizes belief based on evidence, and pragmatism, which considers practical outcomes. The video questions whether beliefs can be controlled and the ethical implications of belief formation.

What ethical duties do you think you have regarding your beliefs about your spouse's innocence?

What factors should you consider when deciding whether to believe your spouse's innocence despite the evidence against them?

How does the concept of evidentialism influence your belief about your spouse's guilt or innocence?

In what ways might a lack of trust in your spouse affect your relationship?

Can you control your beliefs about your spouse's innocence, and if so, how?