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I am wrapping up The Righteous Mind and while I think there are a lot of intuitive ideas presented in the book, I have a lot of problems with Haidt's arguments,

by cjslep 8y ago

I am wrapping up The Righteous Mind and while I think there are a lot of intuitive ideas presented in the book, I have a lot of problems with Haidt's arguments, things he isn't addressing, and his approach to the field in general. It's been a great exercise of critical thinking skills for me.

james_s_tayler 8y ago
Anything in particular you think he isn't addressing? Nothing is jumping out for me personally that I can see, but I know well the feeling of reading all the arguments of one particular school of thought and having this glaringly obvious edge case that no one ever seems to bring up. Curious to know what those things you see are?