The Brains Behind Morality. | Patricia Churchland | TEDxNorrköping

[@mathdude9287]

I like the way you relate philosophy and neuroscience ..and end of the talk with Namsate 🙏❤

[@darianharrison4836]

THis is an amazing talk !!, Thank you Patricia

[@ElectricQualia]

Great talk. Thanks

[@Parallax5x5]

An excellent concise presentation of current social, biological, anthropological, and neurological sciences on this topic. It is interesting to point out the current 'quick and easy path' of divide and conquer, in neurological development in tandem to morality formation. Erg sum the question is for whom does it serve, when morality is so easily cast aside when as the video elucidates is the cornerstone of our human evolution, and thus civilised societies that are not so 'civilised' is is reassuring to know morality wins, overall neurologically. Lol

[@mikhaeldh1828]

This channel has so many videos and good content, still not too much views huh...

[@SecretEyeSpot]

please Debate William Lane Craig

[@alexandeon]

Was that guy a used car salesman once?

[@SecretEyeSpot]

Paul Anderson once* Lol maybe..I wouldn't be surprised

[@anrose8335]

@Epsilon Theta Religion is useless. It in fact arrests the natural flow of evolution, in that it introduces immoral acts done by "god(s)" to mankind and then, being forceful, religion overshadows and defers the natural altruism which otherwise is implanted within any mammal of advancement. In other words, moral reasoning came first through evolution and should not be discarded by silly religious notions that have proved to be dangerous beyond all reasoning and certainly not indispensable to our innate ability to know right from wrong.

[@martinbennett2228]

Please do not get into a debate with anyone like that. It would only give an unmerited oxytocin boost to the religious egotists.

[@drjones4372]

@@anrose8335 well the nuclear bomb is science..... and its wrong

[@fk-hi6gs]

Elephants and plastic bottles are an ethic problem, not a moral issues. Caring is a matter of compassion and not one of religion. Sorry, can't follow your logic.

[@neurophilosophers994]

You’re very confused if you think ethics and morals aren’t compatible.

[@hinda.3937]

@@neurophilosophers994 can you elaborate ? based on my researches I understood that ethics and morality have subtle differences. there are some moral actions that aren't ethical and vice versa. thank you

[@oldpossum57]

@@hinda.3937 If your morality involves inventing a god that all moral people should worship, then I think your distinction between moral problems and ethical problems is problematic. Otherwise, I suspect ethics and morality is a distinction without a difference.