Overview
In your Argument Analysis, you tackled a single argument, taking a stand on it and evaluating it. Now you'll craft an argument on a bigger topic. Your own arguments should be primary, focusing on why you think what you think and why others should agree. To help you make your arguments as effectively as possible, you should engage with texts we've read so far, to agree or disagree with. You should write 4-5 pages (double spaced) on one of the following prompts:
What is the ethical importance of data? Do we have some kind of right to control data about us?
How real is the internet and what happens on it, and how much does that question even matter?
Imagine Yale is considering signing a new contract with an exam proctoring surveillance company and is soliciting input, especially from philosophers. Should they sign the contract?