Valetudinarian

Oxford English Dictionary:

A person who is unduly worried about their health.

To a non engineer, what must be the best way to learn from reality?

Valetudinarian

Oxford English Dictionary:

A person who is unduly worried about their health.

To a non engineer, what must be the best way to learn from reality?

Valetudinarian

Oxford English Dictionary:

A person who is unduly worried about their health.

To a non engineer, what must be the best way to learn from reality?

Valetudinarian

Oxford English Dictionary:

A person who is unduly worried about their health.

To a non engineer, what must be the best way to learn from reality?

A virtue ethicist would simply call them ethical, though.

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy:

Virtue ethics is currently one of three major approaches to normative ethics. It may, initially, be identified as the one that emphasizes virtues, or moral character, in contrast to the approach which emphasizes duties or rules (deontology) or that which emphasizes the consequences of actions (consequentialism).

How can I get around our close mindedness (deontology) and moral code of conscience right-doing (consequentialism), if I like to get there?

Have a sniff around the Greek word Eudaimonia also…

Plato:

the good comprised of all goods; an ability which suffices for living well; perfection in respect of virtue; resources sufficient for a living creature: everything that is on its way, being able to walk perfectly, being strong and happy; all that is about to rise/fall, and everything that is beyond it?

How do I identify myself?