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It is not the mere "brain" which does that discerning, croes my friend; higher functions and faculties are engaged when moral judgement is involved. But yes, w
by AStonesThrow 2y ago
It is not the mere "brain" which does that discerning, croes my friend; higher functions and faculties are engaged when moral judgement is involved.
But yes, with therapy and rehabilitation, I trust my brain, and other faculties, more than I used to, and we can indeed employ methods that would falsify those judgements, so that they can be proved good and correct empirically, rather than just feelings or impulses.