Max Weber defined the relationship between ethics and politics by distinguishing between two types of ethics and defending that the politician needs both. On the one hand, an ethic of conviction, according to which one must act in pursuit of the good regardless of the consequences of one's actions. In this case, if guiding oneself by what oneself considers correct results in effects contrary to those pursued, the culprits will be others or the stupidity of the world for being as it is. On the other hand, a

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