Jonathan Haidt · 2012
A psychological study exploring how moral intuition and social factors shape human political and religious beliefs.
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“No, I don't identify with the values of the left. I was always on the left when I was younger, and I was always a Democrat. But once I wrote The Righteous Mind, when I finished chapter eight, to write The Righteous Mind, my original goal was so upsetting…”
Jonathan Haidt, Guest on Conversations with TylerJonathan Haidt on Adjusting to Smartphones and Social Media
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