Is morality universal or just cultural?
I've been wondering lately whether our moral judgments are truly universal or just products of our environment. A few years ago, I moved from a small town to a big city and noticed how differently people here view things like lying or helping strangers — what felt obviously right to me often seemed less clear-cut to them. So, can we really say there's an objective moral standard that applies to everyone, or is all ethics just cultural convention in the end?