Ben Bayer

Ben Bayer, an expert in academic plagiarism, discusses the morality of altruism in academia and the indifference towards combating plagiarism. Topics include personal experiences combating plagiarism, the value of honesty in achieving personal values, and the relationship between academic dishonesty and individual value creation.

In this podcast, Ben Bayer challenges the idea that a fear of God is necessary for morality, highlighting how it hinders moral wisdom. He discusses the impact of fear on moral guidance, love of virtue, and intellectual independence. The episode explores the relationship between faith, fear, and moral wisdom, shedding light on the importance of rational thought in ethics.

Join Dr. Ben Bayer as he discusses the complexities of news consumption, the psychology of conspiracy theorists, and the inviolable nature of the right to abortion. Explore the global shifts in abortion laws, the role of education in societal change, and the significance of personal growth and like-minded communities. Get a sneak peek into Dr. Bayer's upcoming book critiquing the moral standard of altruism and encouraging a reevaluation of our ethical compass.