I mean firstly know what "ethical" is, ethics is extremely complicated, and what is ethical is obviously debatable. Is it purely utilitarian? Or is it something more complicated? People will clearly and not reasonably argue that any non-violent commercial endeavors is ethical, others that anything that consumes resources unnecessarily isn't ethical.
If ethics were something we could relate to use in an actionable way it would be so simple it wouldn't be necessary to do so.
If ethics were something we could relate to use in an actionable way it would be so simple it wouldn't be necessary to do so.