Question

why are ethical questions impossible to answer scientifically? (1 point)

they take too long to answer.

they are influenced by personal views.

they prove to costly to investigate.

they require many types of scientists to answer.

Explanation:

Scientific answers rely on empirical evidence and objective methods. Ethical questions involve values, morals, and personal beliefs, which vary by individual perspectives. The option "They are influenced by personal views" aligns with this, as personal views (values, ethics) aren't objectively measurable like scientific phenomena. Other options (time, cost, needing many scientists) don't relate to the core reason ethics can't be answered scientifically.

Answer:

B. They are influenced by personal views