There is never a shortage of ethics provided there be a steady supply of money.  Ethics has been commoditized. Only distinguishable and unique by the amount of money needed to establish a value for the exchange. When I went to college (university) there were two course that were required in my field of study.  One was ethics and the other was logic.  Both were entry level courses. That was a long time ago.  Just a little while after the dinosaurs and even a short time after Diogenes and other notable philosophers roamed this planet.  Today, what I hear as a popular phrase is, "it's all good".  Well, I vaguely remember a time when things were not characterized by being totally or all good.  There was ambiguity, self examination and a small thing located between you heart and you head called a conscience. I personally do not like committee work... to complicated.