"According to the NPR audio/reading, the case of Toby Groves is supposed to show how "we are all capable of behaving profoundly unethically without realizing it." This results from 'moral fading'/'tunnel vision'./framing stuff. What do you think about these explanations? Why? Do they establish that Toby didn't do anything wrong? If so, how? If not, what DO they help us see? Do they help us understand how people like Toby can do better?"