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ROBERT WRIGHT: navigating moral realism
Lives Well Lived
Exploring Moral Reputation and Evolutionary Tendencies
The chapter delves into the idea that humans are evolutionarily inclined to care about their moral reputations, leading to a balance between performative virtue and genuine moral behavior. It discusses the concept of believing oneself to be good, deriving pleasure from good deeds, and the potential moral truths behind altruistic actions. The conversation also delves into the influence of evolutionary psychology on societal norms regarding sexual and emotional infidelity, highlighting the importance of understanding these dynamics for potential change.
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