it's time for episode 8 of "10 Minutes To Better Painting." I am your ethically questionable host, Marco Bucci.

What does that mean ethically for professions if we've got a number of professions that we know of where sleep deprivation is rife?

Here's the tale of two coffee shop owners, Jim and Janice. Jim started his coffee shop with the intention of making lots of money. Whenever customers bought coffee, he analyzed how he set up the store, what he said, and how he acted in relation to how much money he made that day. So, he began to learn how to behave in order to maximize his profits. Jim found out that when he lied about the quality of the coffee—saying that it was made from extraordinarily rare beans when it was actually made from regular beans—he made more money. So, naturally, he began to lie about the quality of his coffee. As he made more and more money, he began to tell other lies too, about how his coffee was ethically sourced, and so on. In the short term, he began to make lots of money, and from the outside, it seemed as if he was very productive. But eventually, a journalist who had received an anonymous tip from one of Jim's employees began to do an investigation. She uncovered the truth of Jim's deceitful operation and exposed it to the public.

And Christianity instills these values deep in your bones to pursue truth, to live ethically.

Designated fishermen begin to perform ikejime on the larger fish a traditional japanese method to humanely and ethically kill the fish

Just click on one of the fish listed on the menu, and three virtual chefs and your check will give reasons as to whether or not it's okay to order certain seafood because it may or may not be ethically farmed or caught.

Ethically, of course, there are a lot of questions.

What are the qualities that allow us to do this well and ethically?

While ethically dubious, the experiment was geared toward understanding the many small and large effects of hunger, which was plaguing Europe at the time.

Some feel that if placebos sometimes show improvement, then deceiving people into thinking a fake medicine actually works does no harm or is ethically justified.