Why the Hell Not Every Man for Himself and the Devil Take the Hindmost?

Dawkins and harris take for granted the ethic that emerges out of mythological presuppositions, he says. To make a rational argument, you have to start with an initial proposition, Dostoevsky writes. The ethic that you think is normative is a consequence of its of its history, much of which was expressed in mythological formulation,. He adds: "You don't get it"...