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The Good Place is a fascinating piece of television because while it includes philosophy lessons

as a major plot point, it also incorporates its own ideas on human nature, fate, and ethics.

For a show ostensibly about teaching people to be good in the afterlife, The Good Place

asks a more profound question: “can those lessons actually make us better people?

Welcome to today’s much-requested episode on the Philosophy of The Good Place.

Ok, so a recap for any uninitiated into the world of The Good Place.

The premise of the first season is that coworker-betraying, senior-scamming, tequila-slugging human garbage

Eleanor Shellstrop dies and accidentally ends up in The Good Place, — There's been a

— which is basically heaven, except without all the religion-y stuff.

Which, weirdly, makes it way, way more elitist.

Only the very best get into The Good Place, based on an intense point system to determine

You need me to lie to old people and scare them into buying fake allergy medicine.

Even though Eleanor probably doesn’t belong in any religion’s Good Place, the points

Every single thing you did had an effect that rippled out over time, and ultimately,

She’s joined in her paradise neighborhood by Tahani,

Jianyu, and her supposedly-soulmate, Chidi — a philosophy professor specializing

But I've come to really like frozen yogurt.

There's something so human about taking something great and ruining it a little, so you can

Although the Good Place is supposed to be heaven, for Eleanor, being surrounded by people

After Eleanor tells Chidi her secret that she’s there by mistake he decides to teach

her to be a good person by conjuring up a chalkboard and giving her daily philosophy

This leads to some of the best philosophy jokes on television.

“Who died and left Aristotle in charge of ethics?”

Oh, and Jianyu is actually Jason, a trashy Florida wannabe-DJ who is also there by mistake,

so he joins in on the ethics classes, too.

This is your first step toward not sucking.

I just have two questions: when are football tryouts?

For most of the show, Eleanor’s moral progress runs parallel to her ethics lessons.

The more she internalizes philosophy, the more we see her making decisions that are

The show, at face value, sets up the premise that learning ethics makes you act more ethically.

At least, that’s the premise that Chidi and Eleanor are working from, as he goes through

the grueling task of teaching Contractualism to someone who abandoned dog-sitting duties

You broke your promise as soon as it wasn't convenient for you, and now I have a very

But that idea — that learning moral philosophy can make you a better person — is an ethical

The question of whether or not ethics can make you a better person (and if so, what

ethical system best accomplishes that), is called “metaethics.”

Fundamentally, The Good Place is a show about metaethics, even as it presents relatively

straightforward ethical theories through Chidi.

And when Chidi teaches you ethics, he goes hard.

Well, now that you've become acquainted with existential crises, I thought we could read

Eleanor gets the rundown on Rawls, Locke, Lao Tzu, Plato, Sidgwick, Mill, Hume, Scanlon,

and quite a few other moral philosophers, including Todd May, who just happens to be

one of the philosophy consultants for the show.

All these competing philosophical concepts are meant to teach Eleanor and Jason how to

be moral enough to remain in The Good Place.

But as any Ethics 101 student could tell you, learning a bunch of contradictory theories

on what makes someone act good does not actually help answer the question:“how the fork should

Eleanor frequently expresses her frustration with this, but she keeps on.

There's something fun that you wanna do, and then there's something less fun that people

From the beginning of the ethics lessons, these frustrations hint that the real question

isn’t “which of these philosophers should I base my moral system on,” but rather,

“is this the right way to learn how to be ethical in the first place?”

After all, Chidi’s inability to decide anything, driven by his thorough knowledge of philosophy,

“I missed my mom's back surgery because I had already promised my landlord's nephew

that I would help him figure out his new phone.”

“I don't need the Chidi who once had a panic attack during rock, paper, scissors because

there were, and I quote, 'just too many variables.'

As the show progresses, Eleanor becomes a decent person, Chidi gets slightly better

at making decisions, and Jason gets married to a robot.

Oh, that's enough out of you, robot-lover!

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