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Egypt’s Ethics of Nature
Egyptologist Wasim el-Sisi said that the code of ethics in ancient Egypt included the “22 Negative Confessions,” which called for not causing a person to weep or an animal to suffer, and not tormenting plants or forgetting to water them. Its principles also included not looking down on others or raising one’s voice at them. El-Sisi called for the code to be taught in schools, stressing the importance of early education in shaping a person’s character.
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