Our group uses popular mobile application Snapchat to create our version of a typical personality test, thus exploring the (co-)existence of God and Evil in a fun and quirky way. If an omnibenevolent (totally good) and omniscient (all-seeing) God exists, would it be possible for Evil to exist?

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Our group project is mainly targeted at audiences who hold strong views on how it is supposedly “right” or “wrong” to eat certain types of meat. Hence, this video seeks to educate in a light-hearted way the fact that there is no difference in moral status between different animals.

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https://youtu.be/yGVSFv-EOKA

We aim to introduce some very basic and common cosmological views in colloquial language to students who views philosophy as abstract concepts, in an entertaining way. We hope to induce some interests to understand more philosophy. The setting is final exam to relate to students’ lives.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeX5pD0qrM0

In this video, our aim is to explore whether it is morally permissible to support factory farming by consuming factory farmed animals as food using the Nocross’ Puppy argument and the Utilitarian argument. Our target audience are the consumers of factory farmed meat.

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• Amanda Ng Pei Yi – Acting
• Sim See – Filming
• Chew Hwee Chee – Acting
• Ong Ting Yong – Documentation
• Low Sen Ern Gabriel – Acting and Editing

Acknowledgements and Reference

• Nocross and his Puppy argument

We aim to entertain laypeople by using an animation that contemplates whether eating factory-farmed food is justifiable. The animation portrays a date night that has gone terribly wrong because the guy is unable to give up factory-farmed food to earn the love of his partner.

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https://youtu.be/ahnP4zhmckE

The submission is a short original song and supplementary infographic explaining the references made. The intended audience is a layperson with minimal background in philosophy. The submission aims to bring together existing concepts in some well-known references and show that they can be organised as a single philosophical issue.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfYF5MSFFTA

Plato and Descartes postulated the philosophical idea that our reality is an illusion. This video is aimed at
an audience not familiar with philosophy. Using imagery from pop culture, we aim to convey the key
concepts of their ideas and spark some curiosity.

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https://youtu.be/ciqnXF_naAM

This video is meant for any laymen interested in philosophy and it aims to shed light on our natural and subconscious instincts to assign different moral statuses to different lifeforms. We bring in discussions about the trolley problem in relation to an idea extracted from Norcross’s puppy argument.

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https://youtu.be/iPxYhjUyQYM

As an entertainment, we are expressing our disbelief at the philosophy of the Principle of Explosion as a parody to our fellow cohort mates. How is anything and everything possible?

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https://youtu.be/dzoThY-4puc

This animation aims to introduce the concept of moral dilemma and responsibility to layman
audiences through 3 perspectives, utilitarianism, virtue ethics and deontology. The plot follows
John and 2 starving children, exploring the permissibility of allowing the children to assuage
their hunger in the expense of John’s long term happiness.

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https://youtu.be/KoKlRfagEXc

Our project explores the existence of God via the cosmological argument. The audio begins with a conversation between two friends with regards to a debate they had in their philosophy tutorial. It then concludes with the unbelieving friend attempting to make a call to “God” and failing to do so.

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