The Ethics of Choices

Throughout history, philosophers have debated the notion of ethics, probing questions about what constitutes a good life. While some theorists assert that happiness is the ultimate goal, others argue that virtue is more important. This dichotomy has led to a wide array of theories, each attempting to explain the interplay between happiness and virtue. Ultimately, the discussions around these themes have revealed a fundamental truth: ethics is not merely concerned with choices but also with the _____ of those choices.