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This chapter explores moral typecasting, where people are categorized as either victims or perpetrators, leading to oversimplified moral perspectives. It examines the implications of this binary thinking on personal interactions and societal discussions, while questioning its potential benefits and noting the influence of genetic factors on moral decision-making.

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