you mean people don't use ingroup as a backup extended brain to test gut feeling against?
It's very funny how many people are pretending that "Gut feeling" and "what the ingroup says" are actually different answers. This is probably because the ingroup tells you you should rely on gut feeling.https://twitter.com/VectorOfBasis/status/1321933006966325248 …
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wait, huh? i'm not sure i'm *that* socially determined
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Moral emotions are the internalised judgement of others, so you probably are I'm afraid.
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People are engrossed in second brains when maybe, in fact, we need a second gut.
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My family is the opposite if me politically, so frequently my gut feeling is "what the out group says". or opposite side, playing loose with terms.
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The outgroup is often just another ingroup.
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Are you confusing gut feeling with inner desire? Many times people will do what the ingroup says, ignoring their gut feeling which tells them that it’s not the right (or moral) thing to do.
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If your gut feeling is genuinely significantly different from the in-group then you're gonna lose that in-group soon methinks -
Or change the gut feeling, yeah.
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