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- الانزلاق: 1
- Right. A city built on fairness, where everyone can live well, no matter their resources.
- Right, a government that prioritizes public goods, like transportation, ensures fairness.
- Me too!!!
- Im late for work again, this bus line never arrives on time, my boss is going to kill me
- Pretty much. It creates inequality. People without cars get left out, meaning us.
- That’s the kind of city I’d want to live in
- So it's about practicality, not fairness?
- So Rawls would prioritize public transport for those who can’t afford cars?
- Same here, I'm never on time.
- Exactly. As well as Hobbes idea of a social contract, it would mean the government ensures a fair transportation system for all.
- If planners followed Rawls' idea of fairness, they'd design a system that works for everyone, especially those who need it most.
- I.R. benefits the rich, but the O.R. like Rawls, it focuses on equity, not just bottom line, you should think about ethics and focus on everyone.
- But the instrumental reason focuses on quick solutions without considering equity, public transport is ignored.
- Hey, have you noticed how bad public transport is? Always packed, and it’s hard to get space. Private cars seem easier.
- If we used objective reason, we’d design a city that works for everyone, with public transport that’s accessible and reliable for all.
- Yeah, it’s frustrating. The system's inefficient and ignores the people who need it most.
- It's an example of instrumental reason. City planners focus on convenience for car owners, not on public transit..
- Exactly. They think building more roads will fix congestion, but it only helps drivers and leaves public transit behind.
- Exactly. It deepens the wealth gap.
- الانزلاق: 3
- A city should work for everyone, not just the privileged.
- Yes! So maybe the government will offer us a solution
- We should organize a protest to raise awareness!