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To start this essay the author would like to look at the ethics itself, what is it and how it affects our vision of things. Ethics is a part of philosophy that deals with our moral obligations and beliefs. As most of the philosophy it starts from setting questions, which are in need of answers. Those questions in ethics lead to determining what is ‘right’ and what is ‘wrong’ from the moral sense. Ethics tries to question things or actions, which sometimes people predetermine to be morally ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ just because they think that those are like that by definition. Ethics seeks for rational and logical conclusions, in the actions and decision which we are facing every day. The interesting fact about ethics is that it does not open anything new to us. What it does is question and examine things we already know. According to Socrates, “the unexamined life is not worth living” (Plato, 5e-6a, after 399 BC).

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