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My thoughts on this so far
- there is a lot I agree with, including Haidt’s claim that peoples’ moral emotions and intuitions come before their moral reasoning and that moral reasoning usually behaves more as a way to support their moral emotions and intuitions. I also agree with his concern over our current political divide and how people on both sides forget that people on the other aren’t just naive and dumb
— Nov 18, 2025 03:52PM
- there is a lot I agree with, including Haidt’s claim that peoples’ moral emotions and intuitions come before their moral reasoning and that moral reasoning usually behaves more as a way to support their moral emotions and intuitions. I also agree with his concern over our current political divide and how people on both sides forget that people on the other aren’t just naive and dumb
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Anika Jensen
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HOWEVER, there are some questions in raising as well
- haidt claims that conservatives, more than liberals, consider and take greater advantage of the “five moral foundations,” painting a nicer view of conservatives. However, what he fails to discuss is whether there is actually more societal benefit to consider some more than others. Looking at some of the happiest countries, such as those within Scandinavia
— Nov 18, 2025 03:55PM
- haidt claims that conservatives, more than liberals, consider and take greater advantage of the “five moral foundations,” painting a nicer view of conservatives. However, what he fails to discuss is whether there is actually more societal benefit to consider some more than others. Looking at some of the happiest countries, such as those within Scandinavia
