Real-life Application

A descriptive scenario can be a clear example of how the Potter Box and "just consequentialism" can be used to guide a thought process based on ethical concerns in "real-life" situations. While the steps in the process are clear and can lead to a definitive conclusion, the steps are rather arbitrary, even within the context of a continual feedback cycle. I am not sure that applying arbitrary steps in ethical decision-making is a negative-- however, I am not entirely convinced it is completely positive, either!