Views and conversations in science, ethics and culture

Science and morals are the most valuable intangible wealth that a person cherishes. This is a fact about which thinkers have never disagreed, except: Which is more valuable and better? This is an issue on which thinkers and writers have differed greatly from ancient times to the present.
A group of them emerged that preferred ethics over science, another group preferred science over ethics, and a third group emerged that denounced the comparison between science and ethics at all, saying that they are inseparable twins, so there is no room for comparison between them at all.
A group of this group went further and said: Science and ethics help each other and pave the way for integration and advancement. Perhaps the most brilliant words that expressed the first opinion were those that came from the depths of the famous Pascal's thinking: "If All terrestrial bodies and celestial bodies came together to equal the most despicable idea. If all thoughts were combined with all these bodies and bodies, they would not be equal to the smallest expression of emotion and tenderness."
As for the most eloquent words that expressed the second opinion, they came from the famous naturalist Cuvier: "The favor that a person does to his kind quickly disappears, no matter how great it is, but the truth that he leaves for them remains for eternity, and will never disappear."