When we stay home, or make other sacrifices during the pandemic, we agree to give up some of our personal pleasure and freedom for the good of our communities. What does this decision mean for our futures? Will we emerge from this crisis more ethical? If we’re willing to stay home, what other behaviors should we think about changing? We welcome Todd May, a philosopher (and adviser to the TV show “The Good Place”), to discuss our ethical obligations beyond the crisis.
Hosted by Simon Critchley, series moderator of The Stone; and Peter Catapano, an Opinion editor at The Times.
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