Morality Unveiled: Instincts and Intuition

This chapter explores the intricate dynamics between morality, tribal instincts, and human reasoning, drawing from Jonathan Haidt's work. It examines the interplay of automatic and controlled processes in moral decision-making, emphasizing the metaphor of the 'elephant and the rider.' The discussion also critiques group selection theories while considering the biological underpinnings of moral behaviors and the potential for collective rationality.

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