Harvard and M.I.T. Sued Over Failing to Caption Online Courses

Re:Harvard and M.I.T. Sued Over Failing to Caption Online Co... by eli on Thursday February 12, 2015 @06:50PM (#9042109)

So lobby to change the law?

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Re:Harvard and M.I.T. Sued Over Failing to Caption Online Co... by seanflyon on Thursday February 12, 2015 @09:05PM (#9042499)

Perhaps a good first step would be to have a discussion "For the purposes of armchair moralizing", not about the law as it is written, but how it should be.

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Re:Harvard and M.I.T. Sued Over Failing to Caption Online Co... by handojin on Friday February 13, 2015 @12:45AM (#9043084)

Why? To discuss the law 'as it should be' invites nothing but a cacophony of opinion. On what basis could such a conversation proceed?

If I were uncharitable, I would suggest that such a discussion would serve only one function: that is , to create a distraction from the law 'as is'.

I'd prefer to assume your intent is to understand or construct a notion of morality. In that spirit, I offer the following question:

What is just?

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