Moral Understanding
Kurt Gray, Sam Pratt, Helen Devine, Miranda StiehlThe Science of What Divides and Unites Us
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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Original Sin
Is Hell filled with people who make bad decisions or just people with bad genes? Dr. Kathryn Paige Harden hasn’t visited Hell, but she does study the inheritance of sin— how antisocial or self-destructive behaviors are passed down through o...
Give Better Talks
Giving talks matter. A lot. A bad talk can cost you your dream job. A good talk can convince someone to change their entire research career.
Good talks make people pay attention, and keeping people’s attention is hard. I should know. As a...
When Jon Haidt Called Me a Cheater
In April 2015, Chelsea Schein and I wrote a blog post titled “Making Sense of Moral Disagreement: Liberals, Conservatives and the Harm-Based Template they Share,” about how liberals and conservatives have the same moral mind. Then, in Octob...
Epstein’s Fascination with Moral Psychology
Jeffrey Epstein was an immoral monster with a curious interest in the science of morality. As the world discovered this week in the recently released Epstein files, he hung out with (dis)honesty researcher Dan Ariely, gave 6.5 million to Ma...
Best Books on Morality from 2025
We have lots to celebrate: Happy New Year and a full year of Outraged!
On Tuesday, January 14th, 2025 Outraged was released (little-known publishing insight: new books are always released on Tuesdays).
The book was four years in the makin...
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Social psychologist and Professor. Director of the 'Deepest Beliefs Lab' and 'Center for the Science of Moral Understanding.' Using science to explore morality/politics/religion/AI & and how to bridge divides.
Lab Manager in the Deepest Beliefs Lab at UNC Chapel Hill
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