Meshes and Shinsa both want that at the end where you have a spontaneous tendency to act morally. By the time you're fully morally developed, it might take 55 years, right? Then you just have no desire to do anything other than what's morally right. And it just comes to you completely spontaneously, right? I think by the time you are 70, you just don't have energy for shit. Well, you know. It's like, I don't want to do the bad thing, but I don't wants to do anything. It just happens.
Special guest Eric Schwitzgebel joins David and Tamler to discuss the moral behavior (or lack thereof) of ethicists. Does moral reflection make us better people, or does it just give us better excuses to be immoral? Who's more right about human nature--Mencius or Xun Zi? What did Kant have against bastards and masturbating? Plus, we talk about jerks, robot cars, and killing baby Hitler. (Godwin's Law within 1:42--might be a new record for us).
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