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by Traubenfuchs
1116 days ago
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I see it from the perspective of the guy doing the "experiment", why should HE be ethical? I understand that being ethical might be good from a societal perspective, but why should he take it in the absence of laws that force him to or professional/reputational damage to him. |
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So then you do understand why he should be ethical: being an unethical person is a bad thing.
> why should he take it in the absence of laws that force him to or professional/reputational damage to him.
If the only reason that you behave ethically is because you will suffer consequences if you don't, then you are not ethical. I'd hope that such a person would have problems looking themselves in the mirror, but I know better.