A treatise on ethics

Writing or reading a treatise on ethics is a risky event. In judgments in the spirit of "this is bad" or "you must" we are used to seeing manipulation, fundamentalism or habit. Nevertheless, this does not mean that or you should stop asking yourself a question about “how I should do”. While we believe that our actions depend on our solutions more than on external circumstances or on the will of other people, this issue remains relevant. The answer to it does not lie in the argument about what the moral of the “should be”, but in the analysis of "what we actually call a moral act." And we call moral actions, the purpose of which is the creation of an unknown future. Such actions make sense only when an unknown future as such is a value. And morality itself is an opportunity, not an obligation