Ethical people are the ones who sight good from bad, right from wrong, a righteous act from an evil act. These persons have an ethical essence in them that govern them to do what they morally believe to be harmless or less vicious. Ethics therefore is the branch of philosophy that copes with moral values. Questions like, “ Is this good or bad? Why am I good to people? What is virtue? Is this act regarded permissible or is it prohibited?” Such are the questions that arise in ethics. Such questions are met and critically analyzed with attributes that are regarded as pleasing and also the other flip of the story which is, attributes that are regarded as unpleasant. Ethics is crucial in our cyclic life because the backbone of relating to one another, needs an ethical value. Imagine a world where everyone had a hypothesis of what he morally believed to be right with less comparison to other people; the outcome would surely be devastating. People would kill, harm other people sometimes even hit you and do not say sorry. Ethics provides a specific path where everyone contributes to their hypothesis and of all those a final agreement is granted. An example of that is the parliament; members of the parliament suppose a certain bill, this bill is then passed on to the speaker who takes a vote between the members of the parliament and if two-thirds of the members propose to the bill; then its passed on to the constitution of the government. This is a precise judgmental example that can help not only the government but the people that they govern, that is their citizens.
Albert Einstein a physicist who proved most of his work theoretically but knew that morality was a matter of concern influenced by one’s own senses.