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Intersections of Chance, Every Day Life and Morality
The aim of this paper is to provide a theoretical basis for the analysis of the occurrence of remarkable situations in the everyday life of ordinary people. The analysis of these cases aims to demonstrate that seemingly immoral actions can lead to the everyday occurrence of remarkable situations. Psychological and characteristic means were applied and examined in order to deliver a philosophical conclusion, namely, that chance is part of everyday life and can be very powerful. It will be shown that everyday chances not only shape entire situations but also interact with one another.
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