Nothing ever changes: In the past, Western society was ridden with religious wars between different sects of Christianity; now, Western Universities are ridden with religious wars between academic departments--primarily divided between science and the humanities.

A digital post-it note

If the project of neurophilosophy is to bridge neuroscience with philosophy of mind, then I would like to propose that the project of neuroethics be to bridge behavioral psychology with moral philosophy.

I need to do some research to see the extent to which any work has been done on any translational reductive projects that show how what we conceptualize as "moral rules" are just discrete habitual behaviors.



"Ethics is a tool created, not given or discovered."

http://www.abc.net.au/religion/articles/2012/02/14/3430459.htm

All the world is a stage and I've grown tired of playing the villain--not to mention such a minor villain at that!