We have certainly published a good number of articles on Good Morals and Simplified formulas to instill them.
Some may debate what exactly is Good Morals. As evolved citizens, we know the obvious boundaries of Right versus Wrong. But what about the in-between, the not so obvious? The Grey?In fact there is not just one form of gray, but a myriad of it - just how gray is grey and how does it influence our actions to do right?
That sounds intriguing as the grey sure comes in all kinds of different shades, an exciting topic to research on.
For eg,
if you are in the restaurant business, do you inform your customers of the slightly not so fresh food and risk monetary loss?
Or while busily walking to work, you sneeze incidentally at your neighbor's pavement. Do you tissue your spill?
Or if you forgot to return a expensive looking pen you borrowed from a office receptionist some 10 streets away- do you walk all the way back to return it if you are busy?
Or do you make an extra pot of coffee after drinking that last cup in the office upon seeing a sign telling you to do so but you happen to be really busy?
Or if you took an illegal pee on a stranger house pavement (yes this does happen during urgency!) do you leave a note to apologize? or clean it afterwards with water or spray?
Or simply pray to the weather gods to clean it with rain?
These types of gray scenarios in daily life happen often, and plenty abound. Some very serious, some seemingly trivial ( Or at least to you!?).
Just when we at IDU are about to embark on such extensive research of What-If, we realize the best optimal solution is always the simplest.
The solution is YOU.
Huh?
"Treat others the same way you want to be treated."
Enough said.
