Ethics and politics.

Ethics is the discipline relating to right and wrong, moral duty and obligation, moral principles and values, and to moral character. To many people ethics and morality are synonymous terms, both meaning customs in their original Greek and Latin respectively. However, the Greek term "ethics" also implies character, whereas "mores" refers to social customs. Morals have probably been discussed as long as there has been language.

Therefore I would like to make a distinction between the terms and use" ethics" to refer to a universal or philosophical system of moral principles and values, while leaving "morality" to refer to the relative standards or values of any social group or person. Of course much overlapping can occur. An individual or culture's morality may often have universal standards, but in many cases they may not be universally applied in a philosophical way.

Ethics is the standard of treating things and people. Lots of people obey this rules, we can say they have ethics. Obey the ethics can develop the communication each other, help the old people, respect the teachers and workers, competition equally, ect. All of them represent the ethics. People can stay in the society if they obey the ethics. Opposite, if someone breaches the ethics, he will be condemned.
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I heard the news in BBC broadcast: co-workers sit at their desks for 36 hours, working on an IT problem. No food or sleep. They live like this for years before disease or mental collapse overrides their egos. How does one bring ethics into the IT world without infringing upon others' rights to be unethical?

I also listen to a story from some workers who once worked at Freel. NET. They loved the company. They were bright, active, buying new houses and cars and stuff. They seemed like nice, intelligent people. However they were laid off. What ...

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