

Housewife - Lisa Selin Davis | Maiden Mother Matriarch 95
Jul 14, 2024
Journalist Lisa Selin Davis discusses the history of American suburbs, Betty Friedan's legacy, and social costs of women entering the workforce. Topics include morality development in infants, impact of feminized culture on societal norms, and parental influence on decision-making. The conversation also explores male sexuality, online pornography, and women's interest in BDSM.
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Cute Aggression
- Babies display an urge to eat cute things, expressing overwhelming feelings with opposite actions.
- This suggests a possible regulatory mechanism for extreme emotions.
Babies and Morality
- Studies reveal that babies as young as six months old display a sense of morality.
- They prefer characters who help and dislike those who hinder, suggesting innate moral foundations.
Disgust and Morality
- Disgust, a learned behavior, influences moral judgments.
- Physical disgust develops earlier, while moral disgust emerges later and is often biased.