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From the first sparks of human consciousness, morality has been both compass and cage. In Part 1 of Our Moral Fate, George Monty investigates the evolutionary and psychological foundations of ethics, the escape mechanisms that obscure our awareness, and the tribal forces that bind — or divide — civilizations.

This episode lays the groundwork for understanding how humans negotiate right and wrong, loyalty and self-interest, and how those forces shape the arc of culture and civilization.

In this episode:

• The evolutionary origins of moral behavior
• How tribalism affects cooperation, conflict, and societal structures
• Psychological escape mechanisms and their ethical consequences
• The interplay between survival instincts and conscious choice
• Insights from anthropology, psychology, and history

All the links to Dr. Buchanan below:
https://mitpress.mit.edu › books › our-moral-fate

https://www.amazon.com › Our-Moral-Fate-Evolution-Tribalism › dp › 0262043742

https://freedomcenter.arizona.edu › our-moral-fate

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