Adam Smith wrote the following in "The Theory of Moral Sentiments:" In the practice of the other virtues, our conduct should rather be directed by a certain idea of propriety, by a certain taste for a particular tenor of conduct, than by any regard to a precise maxim or foundation of the rule, more than the rule itself." Do you think that Adam Smith adhered to positive law as his ethical standard? Was he a moral relativist? What would his ethical standard be on violating the law? Do agree or disagree with him? Other thoughts? The ISSUE needs to state sufficient facts so that a person can USE the IRAC product you produce if they have a similar issue in the future. So the issue needs to explain something factually that allows a person to know that the question involves the government using flouride in the water. The RULE needs to clearly and concisely provide the applicable rules and law. The Contitution is too vague a reference. The rule is not a question. That is the issue above. The ANALYSIS needs to march through the application of the facts to use rule and clearly demonstrate how you got to the answer to the issue that you provide in your conclusion Your CONCLUSION needs to concisely state the answer to the question in the issue. The IRAC work product needs to flow logically from beginning to end. The Scrum framework is an adaptive and iterative approach to completing system development tasks. Scrum teams focus on small iterative improvements to meet the system development needs of end users and stakeholders alike. Progress is constantly assessed with actionable feedback and processes are revised to maximize both effectiveness and efficiency of the system development process within the Scrum framework. Extreme Programming is an interactive, two-person programming methodology. It stresses quick, iterative development cycles with continuous communication between the programmers. To Prepare for This Discussion 1. Conduct research on the Scrum framework and Extreme Programming. 2. Create an initial post describing differences between Extreme Programming (XP) and the Scrum framework based on the assigned readings and your own research