Biology and Morality

Biology is the study of living organisms—how they grow, reproduce, function, and interact with their environment. It explores the physical and chemical processes that sustain life, from cells to ecosystems. Morality involves principles that guide what is right or wrong in human behavior, shaped by culture, society, and personal values. It influences our decisions and interactions, fostering cooperation and social cohesion. While biology explains the mechanisms of living beings, morality provides a framework for how humans choose to act ethically within those biological and social contexts.