Moral Decision Making
Joshua discusses the balance between automatic and manual modes of moral reasoning, emphasizing that neither approach is inherently better; it depends on the situation. Automatic settings are crucial for routine ethical judgments, while manual mode is necessary for complex decisions involving difficult trade-offs. Research shows that different brain regions activate depending on whether we are relying on instinct or engaging in deeper, utilitarian thinking.In this clip
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