When you understand the concept of classical utilitarianism, the theory almost inevitably becomes more visible in modern circumstances. For example, act utilitarianism is demonstrated in the television show Breaking Bad; Walter White, the show's most important character, is diagnosed with cancer and must make the crucial decision to become a notorious methamphetamine producer. The greater good of his family is the driving force behind Walter's behavior and decisions. Walter White would be considered a classical utilitarian because his participation in illegal activities to provide financial stability for his family is overall the right thing to do. The film industry often uses act utilitarianism to teach us that essentially as a society we should focus on the greater good. As a culture we act based on what we observe through recognizable life experiences and what we are exposed to through pop