From the movie "The imitation Game"
10. When Alan and his colleagues cracks the
Enigma code, they have to make sure the Nazis do not find out what they have
accomplished. What ethic choices does the Secret Service have to make to keep
it a secret?
Do you
agree with their choices? State the reasons for your answer.
One of the
main choices the secret service takes is to keep the secret that the British
has finally broken Enigma, this is a hard ethic choices because it means that
lives that could be saved had to be “ignored”. They could intercept some of the
nazi attacks where the scenario is a bit dodgy so the nazi’s wouldn’t figure out
they had cracked their communication system. I agree with their choice of keeping
it a secret since there were so many more lives saved by doing so, even though
it is an extremely hard choices to make (who dies and who lives), it was
something they had to endure. In the movie, Alan says; we get to play God for a
while, such a hard choices, yet so important.
Very good!:)
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SvarSlettIt must have been very difficult having to make those choices..
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