The Moral Landscape

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The Moral Landscape

how science can determine human values

by Sam Harris

2010291 pages
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What is the best “moral” decision that you can make in any given situation? Many aspects of your physical being work in unison to be able to use your cognitive processes to even come to a conscious decision. There have been many instances, especially recently, where scientific research is being conducted wherein people think about not just morality and what it means to them but also what is occurring inside the various regions of the brain. Sam Harris, the author of this book, tries to argue that we as humans should try to use science in a way to help us come to better moral decisions that increase the well-being of all humans. Like the studies I was referring to, Mr. Harris wants those scientific studies to be used in such a way as to try to help us make better, quicker, more efficient, and most importantly, the most beneficial decisions to improve or maintain our well-being. Although I do not agree will all the arguments that Mr. Harris presents, I do believe that reading this

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