Some people study or know a great deal about ethics as it's taught in philosophy

Some people study or know a great deal about ethics as it's taught in philosophy

Some people study or know a great deal about ethics as it's taught in philosophy departs, and yet those same people we may not judge to be highly ethical or to have elevated moral characters. If this assumption is correct, how do you explain this? Is there a way to solve this problem?

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