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[[File:Good or evil.jpg|alt=Good or evil|thumb|Is this good or evil or both?]] | [[File:Good or evil.jpg|alt=Good or evil|thumb|Is this good or evil or both?]] | ||
'''Relativity of ethics is the concept that something that is deemed ''good'' might not be good for everyone.''' | '''Relativity of ethics is the concept that something that is deemed ''good'' might not be good for everyone. Conversely, what is good, should be good for everyone.''' | ||
The word ''good'' is a relative term dependent on its [[framing]]. For instance, on the Death Star, Luke and the Rebels went out to blow it up but, what of the imperial officer coming to work to feed his newborn baby? Was Luke doing ''good'' when he launched the proton torpedo blowing them all up or was the imperial officer doing bad when coming to work? | The word ''good'' is a relative term dependent on its [[framing]]. For instance, on the Death Star, Luke and the Rebels went out to blow it up but, what of the imperial officer coming to work to feed his newborn baby? Was Luke doing ''good'' when he launched the proton torpedo blowing them all up or was the imperial officer doing bad when coming to work? | ||