Diane Rehm Responds to David Sklansky

[uDevil]

Well, sort of. But there are switches, trains, resulting killing of innocents, and other cool games.

Diane is on vacation, so Laura Knoy interviews a Harvard professor whose book is called
Moral Minds: How Nature Designed Our Universal Sense of Right and Wrong.

Marc Hauser Segment

Note: there is a link to listen to the archived audio at the upper right part of the linked page.

[DougShrapnel]

Here is the moral test .

I took it and don't understand how it touches on morality.

[DougShrapnel]

Good stuff.

"People are uncapable of coming up with thier moral reasons. It's completey subconscious."

"Do people who are religious differ from people who are atheist? Absolutely not...certain aspect of our pyshcology are immune to the influences of religion."