I feel like Arisotle already responded to all of this over 2000 years ago. Ethical questions are strictly contextual, there's no overriding definition of Good to apply, what Aristotle calls the Golden Measure isn't an objective mark on a ruler, its the ability to discern what is right in given situations with their particular variables. An archetypal notion of Good that transcends specific situations is a notion of G…
Read Aristotle ideas about physics. Recognize that they are BS by modern standards. Consider what his views are worth on less tangible things (even less).
I feel like that’s unfair. Wisdom and intuition can get you much further in philosophy than it can in physics, which relies on an extraordinarily vast foundation of mathematical principles to even get started on the right path. Philosophy has had the majority of its foundation a lot longer than modern physics has. It seems less tangible things don’t typically share the same fundamental restraints.