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SBS Insight asks when keeping quiet becomes a choice

Kumi Taguchi's Moral Dilemmas episode moves from exposing infidelity to the weight of end-of-life decisions.

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I confronted a cheater. He warned me to keep quiet | SBS Insight

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3:03Leagh describes discovering evidence of infidelity and having to decide whether to tell the girlfriend.
6:19Tim Dean distinguishes moral temptation from dilemmas involving competing obligations.
12:15Bulldog breeder Nick addresses ethical questions about breeding dogs prone to breathing difficulties.
18:31Belinda describes the responsibility of making end-of-life medical decisions for her mother.
37:35Jana Favero argues that Australian citizens have a legal right to return home.

Leagh didn't go looking for someone else's secret. An unexpected photo left her deciding whether to tell a woman that her partner was cheating, and facing pressure to say nothing.

Her account anchors SBS Insight's most-watched new upload, "I confronted a cheater. He warned me to keep quiet | SBS Insight", which has reached roughly 55,000 views. Hosted by Kumi Taguchi, the Moral Dilemmas episode is less interested in easy verdicts than in what happens when doing one thing means hurting someone else.

Philosopher Tim Dean supplies a useful distinction between temptation and a dilemma: sometimes competing obligations pull in different directions. As he puts it, "Look, not making a decision is still making a decision." The conversation broadens into bulldog breeding, Belinda's account of making end-of-life decisions for her mother, and parents describing the responsibility of deciding whether to withdraw life support.

Two Shorts complete the week's three uploads. Sandie describes growing up adopted and being told her behaviour came from "bad genes". That new clip is currently gathering the most daily views of the channel's uploads. Tara offers a different kind of personal choice: she prefers renting because it leaves room for freelance journalism, running a run club and moving overseas at short notice.

Across the channel, weekly viewing came to nearly 200,000 views, while subscribers remained unchanged. Daily viewing is running above its usual level. Among similarly sized television channels, Channel 4 Homes had a much busier week and added subscribers; Outside TV was quieter. SBS Insight's ongoing viewing also includes Looking Perfect, its earlier discussion of cosmetic procedures, beauty standards and ageing.

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