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I learned about how people work together to create law and oder in a society. Also, how people build character and build each other up despite political opinions to create a collective and agreeable society.

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In this ted talk I learned about morals, what stood out to me was the 5 traits making up morality. My question is if we all know working together is the better option than  why don't we?

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the moral matrix stood out to me the most and the fact that in order to be morale you need to build your character based off of 5 distinct traits. Why aren't we wired internally to understand other peoples views. Why does it seem like so much work to people to do that?

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From this TED talk I learned that dispite someones political opionion you should be open to listen to other people's opinions and be open to hearing why they have their opinions to have  better society.

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It is not impossible to listen to someone despite their political views. We need more of a balanced and willing ideal to work our political arrangement. What can we do for people who polarize others opinions? 

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It is not impossible to listen to someone despite their political views. We need more of a balanced and willing ideal to work our political arrangement. What can we do for people who polarize others opinions? 

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Kaiden McNeil

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I learned about the different parts that make up morality. Something that stood out to me was working together even with different views to complete a common goal.

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I learned that people need to work together towards a common goal in society and listen to others, even if they're in another party or have vastly different opinions. It was interesting to hear about morality. How does our morality affect our decision making?

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I learned that since everyone has their own opinions they think their ideals are better than the other peoples, so people need to accept that everyone has different opinions and to listen to them.

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I learned that in order for a more perfect society, there needs to be a balance of liberal and conservative ideals. One thing that stood out to me was the factual stereotype of the mindsets of both liberals and conservatives. Are there any other foundations of morality?

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You should always try to work together even if you pollical Ideas don't line up.

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I learned that cooperation decays without punishment. The one thing that stood out to me was that moral arguments are about ingroup, Authority and purity. I was wonder what are some other moral matrix's?

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I learned about the moral matrix and how it's a delusion of our morality. Also, morality has 5 basic foundations that include: harm/care, fairness, ingroup, authority, and purity. Also, how does our cultural variation change within our first moral mind?