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| 2 | Morality, the Great FalsehoodGreat and well-written post ! However, I think the ability to make moral judgement was important in early humanity and is what allowed us to go that far as species. If we boil down to a primitive level and go on with your reasonment, moral judgements are a consequence of our animal condition and of our will to survive. What primitive humans considered as bad wereactions that would harm us as a specie and reduce our capacity to reproduce, for example kill other humans. Those early moral judgement… | /r/TheRedPill | 20/05/19 01:27 PM |
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