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RE: Do Visceral States Like Hunger Affect Morality?

in #psychology8 years ago (edited)

Too busy to read the whole thing, but I'll just answer the topic: yes.

Our compassios in general is dictated by whether or not we're hungry, and what kind of an access we have to food if need be.

A good friend of mine once said that "Morality is a luxury for those who can afford it".

Point being that when you're in a position where you never need to shoplift for food, it's easy to say shoplifting is wrong. That person never has to challenge that stance.

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Yes thanks:)

Upvoted anyway because I'm a nice guy like that. I'll read the whole thing later.

Thanks! There is no rush and also I made the summary so people could get the gist of it.