ARE WE CORRECT IN JUDGING PEOPLE BY WHAT THEY DO? (ETHICO-PHILOSOPHICAL CONSIDERATION OF FAIR SCORING OF THE PERSON'S MORALITY LEVEL)
In terms of traditional morals and everyday consciousness, intrinsic human character consists in what people do, which means that the actions alone may be the subject of consideration. The authors of this article call to reconsider the above approach as they find it biased and non-objective and prove their point with historic evidence and real life observations.