The problem I have (besides the fact that its guidances are often quite different from contemporary norms) is that it doesn’t capture the complexity of what I w

The problem I have (besides the fact that its guidances are often quite different from contemporary norms) is that it doesn’t capture the complexity of what I would consider to be interesting ethical questions. For example, is it ethical to create a company which automates the job of a large class of workers? Is it ethical to use such a product? I don’t even think the Golden Rule can account for it, frankly, because the “others” in “do unto others” can be multiple parties, some of whom are helped and some who are harmed.