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Moral Tribes by Joshua Greene — WisdomDeck honest review
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Moral Tribes

by Joshua Greene

A Harvard psychologist on why moral intuitions work within groups and fail between them, and his case for a pragmatic utilitarianism as common currency. Rigorous and readable.

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  1. Intuitions are tribal.
  2. Slow thinking for cross-tribe problems.
  3. Common currency needed.

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Moral psychology, with a proposal.

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