When you feel moral disgust, what’s the emotion telling you? | Psyche Ideas
Some actions and words provoke instant revulsion. To know if we can trust that gut feeling, we should probe why we have it
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Will farm animals always suffer? - Works in Progress Magazine
Who cares if he's evil?
It's what you do, not how you do it…
Corruption: When norms upstage the law
People with good motives may engage in bribery and worse depending on what society expects of them. A political scientist explains.
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Rented Virtue
Will Manidis & Nabeel S. Qureshi
Every partnership that fueled this first forge was Quaker
The Quaker network absorbed the loss through a mutual obligation they felt towards each other and to the enterprise.
The radical moral implications of luck in human life
Acknowledging the role of luck is the secular equivalent of religious awakening.
Here’s How To Know If Your “Values” Are Really Values
Amidst the flurry of recent disclosures about people and companies in our little northern hemisphere who are doing things they say they’re…
Your sense of right and wrong is interwoven with your personality | Psyche Ideas
Personality traits such as agreeableness and openness to experience can help explain differences in moral judgment
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How the Brain Reacts to Difficult Moral Issues - Neuroscience News
According to researchers, familial relationships in movies affect the reactions in the viewer's brain to moral dilemma addressed between characters.