Morals vs Ethics Explained in 2 Minutes w/Memes

Morals vs Ethics Explained in 2 Minutes.
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[radicalraqueza]

Basically what i learned,
Morals: what i believe i have to do
Ethics: What i am supposed or expected to do

[noahwysocki]

Morals: Personal code.
Ethics: Collective code.

[marcoaureliofernandezreyes]

So:
Morals = beliefs that shape people's behavior.
Ethics = rules in a group (society, organization, etc).
Right?

[ABW]

Morals: Murder is wrong! Ethics:I will not rat out my sister, the family should stick together . Dillemma: Iam however upset that she killed the rest of the family, i might be the next.😂

[GrayMan]

In D&D terms.

Morals, equals good vs evil alignments. (I.E moral equals good, immoral equals evil)

Ethics, equals lawful vs chaotic alignments. (I.E ethical equals lawful, unethical equals chaotic)

[coerciasink]

Transcript-y version for my future self. The vid is incredible concise and straight to point so not much of a reason to read this unless you wanted to copy this to your knowledge management system or smth.

## Morals
- Principles that shape an idea of right and wrong.
- Influenced by
- Environment
- Culture
- Our belief system
- They provide foundations for ethical systems.

## Ethics
- SPECIFIC rules and actions that dictate what's acceptable behaviour.
- More practical and less subjective than morals.
- Also it is applied to more people in general, and morals are mostly individual-based.

Main difference is that morals are personal principles people have, and ethics are practical rules and expectations for a specific group that they expected to follow regardless of their personal principles.

What's ethical may not be moral and vice versa.

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Amazingly concise vid, great work man.

[KCKingdomCreateGreatTrekAgain]

Morals: what is right and wrong.
Ethics: what I can and can’t get away with.

[isaiahfisher]

This only applies to the colloquial terms. When we're talking about philosophy/religion, the terms actually *are* interchangeable. Usually.

"Moral Philosophy" and "Ethics" are pretty much synonymous academic terms. When a philosopher is talking about what is "Ultimately good" or "Ultimately bad, " they usually won't draw a distinction between "Morals" and "Ethics, " they will use the terms interchangeably. An action being "Moral" is also "Ethical".


Also, even colloquially, if someone believes in a certain ethical system, that ethical system CAN BE their morality, and so the two terms in their case would be interchangeable. There's no functional difference between "Christian Ethics" and "Christian Morals, " or "Utilitarian Ethics" and "Utilitarian Morals". So if you consider yourself a hardline Christian or a hardline Utilitarian, your Ethics will be your Morals.

[incoporealmage]

Ethics is not law or rules. What you described is not ethics. Ethics are core principles one makes for oneself based on their experiences. "Omerta", in this case is a rule or law or policy.

[reeserainer]

Can you upload the same video, without memes ? I found hard to understand sometimes.

[miloradvlaovic]

Morals don't even have to be good at all.
Ethical behaviour is heavily invested in being beneficial and non harmful. The second part even more so, ex. primum no nocere, lawyer criminal confidentiality (even though both are often immoral, they can be ethical) and so forth

[ethereallight]

Thanks for summarizing. This is also what I concluded from our class after reading an ENTIRE day about this

[andreeaelenapirleci]

simpler, not everything that is moral is legal and not everything that is legal is moral.

[AhmedIbrahim-yqjd]

great explanation even for the non-native speakers.
good job❤❤

[Ultimate_Hater]

Ethically slavery is bad but morally my minecraft village needs to have a automatic wheat farm.

[jestermon]

Short, straight to the point and simply explained for people to follow.
Well done Sir!

[wcchavez]

Ethics is morals for busybodies. Avoiding the appearance of wrongdoing is more important than actual wrongdoing.

[stevevoyles]

Morals= feelings and desires circumscribed by rightness and reason...

[peterfmodel]

Ethics is for the group, morals is for the individual.

[nethanielortega]

Thank you for you efforts. I hereby appreciate your video!