Before asking others whether something is ethical or not, first go on a long walk and ask yourself:

Do *I* think this is ethical? Yes or no?

If anything best to NEVER ask others whether your actions are ethical or not. My heuristic:

If you’re asking others whether something you did was ethical or not, if probably wasn’t (this is why it is hounding your conscience).

Thus the maximally robust position in life: never do anything (no matter how others threaten or guilt you) which is contrary to your own personal code of morals and ethics.

ERIC

ETHICS by KIM

• The Ethics of Shit Talking
• The Ethics of Personal Enrichment
  I’m Easily Distracted
• On Forming Your Own Opinion
• ERIC KIM Philosophy of Tolerance
• Tolerance
• Aesthetics are Ethics
• Morality and Ethics