Changing How We Choose

In 'Changing How We Choose: The New Science of Morality,' A. David Redish argues that moral codes are technologies that shape how we see each other, build our communities, and live our lives.

The book integrates new insights from behavioral economics, sociology, and neuroscience to explain how different decision systems in the brain process moral dilemmas and how these systems can be influenced to change our behaviors and societies.

Redish discusses how moral codes can be seen as toolkits that change our selves, our decisions, and ultimately our world, emphasizing the collective benefit when moral codes promote a society where 'we all do better when we all do better'.