No I'm saying that "morals" is the term we use for something not completely understood.
And since we don't know the entire "programme" then it's impossible to say that we can go against it because we don't know what the programme "allows".
Humans go against stated (visible) morality: there's no way at all you can claim that we go against our "inner programming" since you have no idea what it is.
No you are right that I dont know what the whole program is in the case of humans. How ever a program at it's base is a set of instructions that allow for the handling of variables, that generate an outcome either wanted or unwanted. As for going against our inner programing lots of people do it every day. Thrill seekers suisdal people race car drivrs, all these types of people go against the internal programing of fight or flight self presurvation. That is known to be in a wide variety of animals and some plants by puting themselves into the situations they know can cause death and or injury.