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Generally, who defines morals in society? And, do you think these morals are objective (universal, unrelated to one’s input), subjective (subject to one’s input), or some combination of both?
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Generally, who defines morals in society? And, do you think these morals are objective (universal, unrelated to one’s input), subjective (subject to one’s input), or some combination of both?

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Yes, combination of both historically, we have learned that morals are the principles of life and conduct, as well as the values, norms, and rules that enable individuals to live calmly and harmoniously in society.

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Always, use your own words please.

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