I guess null. I think I couldn’t even drive. I am not trustworthy. I may lead other passengers including me to death….
Yes, i believe Vandivier was right to do the whistle blow.
Since the company where he works basically forced him to do their scheme in frauding the government, i personally believe he is morally required to do so because taxpayers are the one that would receive the impact.
Others, such as traders and moneylenders often referred to as Vaishyas were placed after them. Then came peasants, and artisans such as weavers and potters referred to as Shudras.
I believe the answer is: <span>Mores may carry serious consequences if violated; folkways do not.
even though both mores and folkway contains some sort of line between what's right and wrong, the rules that exist in folkways only regulates small social convention (such as how to dress and how to talk)
Mores on the other hand, regulates bigger social convention such as ancestry or adultery.</span><span />
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This is a hard question i really dont know sorry
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