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How moral physiology leads to groups of people working together and, the different in morals of liberals and conservatives.

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one big thing that i learned from the ted talk is the huge difference between the two political sides, and the thing that stood out the most were the 5 vs 2 moral standpoints. Why is our country so divided just now and never this much before based on the difference in opinions?

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One thing I learned is kind of the balance of liberals and conservatives, and the 5 moral standpoints from conservatives and how liberals only have 2 but how they still need to have cooperation. My question is how do they cooperate with such different views?

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One thing I learned was the 5 moral standpoints and how liberal only view 2 of the 5 points being that they don't agree with people of power, and with conservative on how they agree more with authority then liberals. something that stood out to me is how communities that were created such as Rome grew as a community using all 5 morals and sticking together as a group. My question is how can we form a community that is together and equal.

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I learned that people even when they are born have already biologically have ideas and that as they grow the will expand and change. I thought the ying and yang statement was very true. That they are opposing forces but work as one. I question how people have collected these ideas, or opions.

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the one thing I learned is that a lot of people who goes to this types of things are liberals and people who wants to make a change. the thing that stood out to me is that liberals only follow 2 of the 5 moral standpoints. my question is that now we're going through a tough time because the country its being divided, so are we ever going to come together and not categorize ourselves in a specific group?

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One thing that I learned from the video is that the mind is already born with 5 morals in order to make its own views and opinions about the world. One thing that stuck was the idea that liberals associated with change for the better while conservatives associate with order and structure. A question that I have is, was this always like this?

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One thing that I learned from the TED was that most people who go to TED talks or listen to TED talks are Liberal identifying. One thing that stood out to me was the five morals that he rated both standings either high or low on. I curious as to how he came up with these five morals instead of a different set of morals.

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One thing that I learned from the ted talk was The five foundations of morality Harm/care, fairness, loyalty, authority, purity. Which liberals and conservatives swing more on one foundation than the others. My question is how did peoples moral values become so divided over time?

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One thing I learned was that liberals ten to only follow 2 of the 5 moral standpoints, while conservatives follow all five. What stood out to me was that for society or a community to run smoothly we need some sort of punishment to make sure that everyone is doing their part. My question is, will the two groups ever find a middle ground?

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One thing I learned and the thing that stood out the most was the 5 moral standpoints form conservatives and how liberals only have 2. My question is with the U.S. being the way it is now how can people change that?

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I learned about the balance between liberals and conservatives and, the need for cooperation between both groups. My question is, how would cooperation between two opposing sides work?

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One thing that I learned was that both of the political parties need to be understanding of each other despite their differences in opinion. Something that stood out to me was knowing that that there is a middle ground that we can all agree on. My question is how are we able to find a place where everyone gets what they need with out causing any problems?

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One major thing I learned is about the 5 moral standpoints from conservative and liberals and how authority is more favored by conservatives where liberals tend to not what ingroup authority. My only question would be how exactly do people expect to make a change when it seems our world is becoming more divided and ideas are further from the middle than before?

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One thing I learned was that moral arguments in terms of political views have more so to deal with authoritative ideas. Something that stood out to me was that it is easier for groups or sides to function when there are subgroups that really seem to have structure/integrity. My question is will changing the moral values of these groups have larger effects outside of where the intentions were directed?