Ethics

/ˈɛθ.ɪks/ noun

The study of what is right and wrong, and the moral rules that guide human behavior. It can also mean the set of principles that a person, group, or profession follows.

From Greek *ēthikē (tekhnē)* 'the science of morals', from *ēthikos* 'moral, relating to character'. It has been a central part of philosophy since ancient times.

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