What Do Charlie & Ben Consider Immoral?

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Charlie tells Ben about the new book he is reading, "The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion" By Jonathan Haidt, and they discuss their thoughts on morality.

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[kcguardian]

Jonathan Haidt's work on moral reasoning is absolutely brilliant. That book really opened me up to a whole lot more of different perspectives and recognizing the reality that people are far more driven by emotion rather than logic. You'll love learning about the moral foundations and how they differ between different political groups.

[nlyThis]

We in the West tend to be less tribal, allowing for a more expansive interpretation of morality. Modern idenditarianism, however, is making immorality increasing easier.

[Geek]

Ooof, what a refreshing example of critical thinking. Definitely gonna keep an eye out for more shorts like these.

[marcialabrahantes]

Objective Morality argument settled. QED

[ФедорАртемов-ох]

So what do YOU guys personally consider immoral? Kinda clickbaity name of the video