Oh, how Iâve missed this show â so ridiculous; so confusing; so many elephants charging (and keeping pace with) luxury aircrafts. Thatâs right, Zooâs back for the summer, but save a few lingering memories of rosÃ©-guzzling bears and all the lingering leopard stuff, itâs almost like season 1 never happened.
1. Ethics are rules of conduct. Laws are rules developed by governments in order to provide balance in society and protection to its citizens. 2. Ethics comes from peopleâs awareness of what is right and wrong. Laws are enforced by governments to its people. 3. Ethics are moral codes which every person must conform to. Laws are codifications of ethics meant to regulate society. 4. Ethics does not carry any punishment to anyone who violates it.
Humans have the use of communicating abstract concepts that will create rules to facilitate a healthy form of standardized behavior. For humans, these rules can be called morality. Morality is originally formed in the minds of healthy citizens and a portion of the ideas then becomes cultural consensus. Some of the concepts are codified into law. Ethics is a theory or system of moral values. Ethics is usually a more personal, structured, and detailed form of morality. A specific organization, within the larger social group, will often establish ethical rules to define a code of behavior that will govern its operation.