In the second part of the article, the author wanted to clarify an important concept which is that there is no perfect culture. Each culture has its own strengths and weakness in different aspects of life. That does not mean that a certain culture is superior to other cultures since humans are morally equal. Human beings may consider viewing various human cultures as trying on different colored eyeglasses or lenses in order to perceive and understand these culture from their perspectives not one’s own …show more content…
Despite of that, one can notice that all the examples in the article are either related to the author’s own culture or not even related to the scientific ethics. Before initiating to read this article, I imagined that the article would include examples, practices, and situations related to the scientific research ethics but it was discussing the matters of cultures and morality in general point of view. It would be more appropriate if he included examples from the scientific situations instead of giving example of war in the