The Righteous Mind

Welcome to an exploration of morality, politics, and human nature. Jonathan Haidt's groundbreaking book, "The Righteous Mind," challenges our understanding of how we form beliefs and make decisions. Haidt argues that our moral judgments are primarily intuitive, with reasoning often serving as a post-hoc justification. He introduces the concept of moral foundations, explaining how different cultures and political ideologies prioritize these foundations differently. This fascinating journey into the depths of human psychology reveals why people are so divided by politics and religion, and offers insights into bridging these divides. Join us as we delve into Haidt's compelling research and discover how understanding our moral minds can lead to more empathy and cooperation in our increasingly polarized world.

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