What is the single specific highest ethic/moral?

The golden rule.

1. Its universal.

2. Its grounded in the cycles of natural law and abstract cycles; hence it is practical and contemplative.

3. Its recursive in nature, as in you repeat certain behaviors, thus forming a specific identity where certain emotions, thoughts and actions are repeated. This is further observed in the mirror neurons looping themselves in the brain.

4. Because it is contemplative and recursive you have to reflect on your own actions and thoughts considering you are forming the value system you will be judged by.

5. It changes the world by projecting the self. The values you seek to be treated by are projected onto others and looped back to you; hence not only your values but how you manifest those values effectively undergoes a constant adaptation. In these respects it allows for a projective moral evolution while still maintaining the fact that there is a constant moral law.

6. It sets the standard for man as a moral creature because of its reflective nature. Thus it is in the grounding of consciousness, which can be observed in the dillema of the Munchauseen trillema being the core contradiction of logic. It is the rational foundation for the concept of infinity.

7. Because it is reflective by nature, where certain patterns are repeated and connected, it is the only moral law which is good in itself (because it observes simultaneous self dependence and interdependence) but allows for evil behavior (as a lesser good). Good behavior maintains itself. Evil self destructs and cancels the loop. Thus it is it's own judgement system.

This makes the law completely objective and neutral.

8. The rule is completely subjective as well, in response to the subjective nature of the individual.

9. Etc., I will end it here.

Fear God and keep his commandments.

don't afraid to put your life on a line when scientists ask you

Beware of friendly strangers

That's true too! These days you can't trust anyone. :(

Are you serious?