Ethics are a lot more nuanced and change a lot faster than laws. Heck, a large fraction of ethics seem to be so fickle that they’re subject to potential revisi

Ethics are a lot more nuanced and change a lot faster than laws. Heck, a large fraction of ethics seem to be so fickle that they’re subject to potential revision by every generation. In fact, I’d argue that those revisions are a significant portion of how one generation distinguishes itself from their parents. Yet strangely every generation feels like they have arrived at a set of “universal laws” in their ethics.