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In this episode, we discuss The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt, which explores questions of morality. We take a look at the three principles about morality that form the basis of the book and why people have different understandings of right and wrong. We also briefly talk about Ali’s concerns and struggles with his YouTube channel.
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In this episode, we discuss The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt, which explores questions of morality. We take a look at the three principles about morality that form the basis of the book and why people have different understandings of right and wrong. We also briefly talk about Ali’s concerns and struggles with his YouTube channel.
This episode was built from the Shortform summary of The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt. If you fancy checking out the world's best summaries of books, head over to shortform.com/ali to get an extended free trial.
The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt - geni.us/elcPX
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