@nbashaw Love it. For more practical examples of this questioning approach, see here:http://cordialcuriosity.com
a great adaptation of Righteous Mind, applied to travel ban argumentshttps://twitter.com/nbashaw/status/846077618294329344 …
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love to hear how to apply your concepts to software sales
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1/ this is very good but something about it bothers me. It's only a snippet of the book.
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2/ As Paul Harvey used to say, I think people need to hear "The rest of the story."
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3/ Specifically, "There's more to morality than care and fairness," and "Morality binds and blinds."
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4/ Without those other two thirds of the story all this does is normalize the myopic and harmful "unconstrained" vision of...
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5/ ... the morality of "care." Which brings us, among other things, this: http://goddoesnt.blogspot.com/2016/01/ophobophobia-and-religion-of-regressive.html?m=1 …
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6/ And phenomena like that described by Katie Hopkins here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=6v1b-u3Y6tg&layout=mobile&client=mv-google&skipcontrinter=1 …
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what happens when Carl asks Lisa to explain vetting process (to assuage his fear) & she can't? Whose righteous in that scenario?
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Yup, I read it & the theories are great. But what have cognitive scientists contributed to understanding current events. Nada. One
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