The spectrum for moral sensation is Righteousness/Pride contrasted with Guilt/Self-Loathing, for me.
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Isn't the idea of moral/immoral based on more than a sensation?
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I used to experience those sensations while “young” in my 20’s, and at 42 I’m pretty comfortable with myself and how I donduct myself. I don’t veer away from my established norms much these days.
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I used to much more strongly. I think a desire for "harmony" and a strong tendency to be diplomatic have largely subdued that emotional reaction, although it's still there. I have probably done healthier things to myself
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I said "yes regularly" but make a distinction of when the sensations are from my own intrinsic morality vs socially enforced morality. A few years ago it would have been primarily the former. But with recent social trends, it's now about 50/50
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Voted sometimes but here's why: I do when thinking about doing something immoral almost always, but never for anything moral.
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So, I’m not sure? Can anybody clarify what that feels like compared to *other* reactions (eg disgust)?
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I voted yes, but I think "moral sensations" are a loose category of emotions, beliefs, motivations, and intentions so I don't know how good a label that is.
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