To lecture someone on morality is implicitly to assume moral superiority over them. Adults do this to children, but not (unless they are clergy) to other adults.
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Sure, for all x, telling people how to do x = implicitly assuming you know more about it than them. The difference is that I actually do know more about e.g. startups than most people, whereas Gillette's ad agency doesn't know more about how to live.
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Sound & logical, yet mysteriously unconvincing. If one can determine for themselves their knowledge in statistical terms over population, why others can't do the same. Out of curiosity, who knows morality or (the much broader) how to live to be in position to lecture others?
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Maybe. Who's to say? And how do they say it without receiving someone's opprobrium?
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