morals and ethics, I’d say they both fall under common sense.

Any decent human being knows the difference between right and wrong. Obviously, if you see an old woman struggling to open a door, you’re not going to just walk right by her and continue on your way, that’s not right. The right thing to do would be to take 2 seconds of your life and open the door for her. To me, all of that is common sense. My moral and ethical values have all been instilled in me since birth, so much so that I don’t think twice about me possessing either of them. I was raised in a matter that you do whatever you can to help a person out in their situation to the fullest extent of your capabilities, if you feel that it is right. I add the “if you feel t

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