Unwind Final Assessment

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What does Hayden mean when he says laws are 'educated guesses at what is right and wrong'?

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Hayden suggests that lawmakers often create laws based on their perceptions and societal pressures rather than a deep understanding of morality.

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What was the purpose of the 'Bill of Life' that established unwinding?

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The 'Bill of Life' was proposed to shock both sides of the war into seeing reason and to address the population crisis.

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How do Lev and Connor's views on unwinding differ?

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Lev views unwinding as an honor, while Connor sees it as a horrible punishment.

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What is 'storking'?

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Storking is the act of leaving an unwanted baby on a doorstep for another family to take care of.

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What job is Risa assigned to by the tribunal?

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Risa is ultimately assigned the job of a medic.

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What is the main ethical dilemma presented in 'Unwind'?

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The ethical dilemma revolves around the morality of unwinding children for organ harvesting and the value of human life.

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What are the consequences of unwinding in the society depicted in 'Unwind'?

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Unwinding is seen as a solution to overpopulation, but it raises questions about individual rights and the sanctity of life.

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How does the concept of 'unwinding' reflect societal values in 'Unwind'?

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Unwinding reflects a society that prioritizes collective needs over individual rights, showcasing a utilitarian approach to ethics.

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What role do parents play in the decision to unwind their children?

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Parents often have the authority to decide to unwind their children, reflecting societal pressures and personal beliefs.

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What is the significance of the character Lev in 'Unwind'?

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Lev represents the indoctrination of society's values, as he initially views unwinding as an honor due to his upbringing.