integrity

What moral and ethical principles in particular?

 

its happened. that's life. life isn't fair. in turn, im very cafeful with my things.

 

selfish if that means what most benefits me and mine...

 

You never feel you could do better? You never make a mistake or experience accidents?

 

you are right, how about not just a wallet
how about honesty with your taxes and income?
if the grocer gave you an extra 1 by accident, do you keep it?

 

the world is selfish by nature, each one of us

it is not about how we are treated, it is about how we treat others

 

Any test. I have mirrors.

 

what kind of person looks in a mirror and then walks away and forgets who they are

 

One with a lack of integrity, perhaps??

 

I would say yes

 

There is a difference, for me, between individual people and multimillion dollar corporations.

 

and I understand that

but is it not the same?

maybe a bad analogy but I will give it a shot

does a hooker that charges a $1000 for whatever
any different than a hooker that charges $5 for the same thing

 

pretty much the definition

 

She makes more money.

 

and that is about it,

the deed is the same

just like honesty, is it possible for any human to be completely honest in all things? not just some things, but all things..not sure

 

Treating others with respect. Doing what you would hope someone would do for you. Not being selfish and just trying to get anything you can out of someone else's bad luck. Basically just being a good person. Don't be an asshole.

 

yeah, that's pretty much exactly what it means.

 

People tend to do what's in their own best interest...foundation of economics

 

Not everyone. I would never steal from someone to make my life better. I'd rather be honest than rich. Being a good person helps me sleep at night.

 

Those are things you say are important to you. Now if what you say and what you do are the same then you have integrity on that issue.

A mouth needs an asshole otherwise nothing it eats will get through.