What is the difference between the ethical norms in industrial society and those in agricultural society?

There are some obvious differences in the nature and methods of ethical norms between industrial society and agricultural society.

First of all, they are different in nature. Industrial social ethics norms are mainly based on the social environment in which industrial production is the dominant component of economy, while agricultural social ethics norms correspond to the social environment in which agricultural production is the dominant component of economy.

Secondly, their normative methods are also different. The core of industrial social ethics is service, which may involve respecting the principles of privacy, fairness and transparency, and ensuring the quality, safety and sustainability of industrial products. In contrast, agricultural social ethics may focus more on administrative ethics with "loyalty" as the core, which may include respecting tradition and maintaining social stability.

Generally speaking, the ethical norms of industrial society and agricultural society are different in nature and normative methods because of the different social and economic bases. It should be noted that these differences are not absolute, but general descriptions, and the specific situation may be different due to social, historical, cultural and political factors.