I would want to introduce the Viral News test into our conversation and name the test because: I want Mrs. Williams to be clear about which criterion we are using to show that an action is right or wrong. I want Mrs. Williams to have a brief catchphrase that will summarize the unique insight that the test gives us into why something is right or wrong. I need a shorthand identifier or label in my thinking and in our conversation for this particular test that will distinguish it from the other ethics tests. Having a name for the test gives it the appearance of authority as a criterion for right or wrong because it sounds like it is a test for what's ethical that others also use. Show Transcribed Text If Mrs. Williams asked me whether the Viral News test, commonly called the "Smell" test, is a valid way to decide if an action is right or wrong, I could explain that: Since everyone is equal, an action that is right for one person is right for all others in similar situations. Since the society is made up mostly of ethical people, what other informed members of the society think about an action will show what is right or wrong. The Golden Rule says that she who has the gold rules, so she should be able to make choices that reflect her values since she is the director of the agency. If everyone is equal, and everyone wants to be happy, then the right action would be to maximize happiness for all those who are affected. Show Transcribed Text