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Moral Choice or Tug of War?
The Vexing Mental Tug-of-War Called Morality By Kristin Ohlson, Discover magazine Would you kill a crying baby to save yourself and others from hostile soldiers outside? Neuroscience offers new ways to approach such moral questions, allowing logic to triumph over deep-rooted instinct. You arrive at the...
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"Birds do it. Bees do it. Termites and ants, while not so lyrical, also do it. They all live in social groups. All cooperative creatures have an important similarity: their social structures do not operate arbitrarily. But in the familiar social species called Homo sapiens, social rules are usually...
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