morals
Self-command: Learn this powerful thinking tool
When should you censor yourself, and when should you speak up? Emily Chamlee-Wright explains moral philosopher Adam Smith's 'impartial spectator'.
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How we know right from wrong without God or religion
Do we really need an imaginary guy-in-the-sky to tell us what's right and wrong? Not anymore, says Skeptic Magazine's Michael Shermer.
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Before You Can Be with Others, First Learn to Be Alone
Time on your own means time to tell the difference between right and wrong.
4 Tips to Help You Make Better, More Ethical Decisions
Adults tend to become lazy with their thinking, backing into moral and ethical wrongdoing without noticing fully what they’re doing.
How Do We Know How To Live? … How Adulting Schools Arose
Storied skills and a musical analogy might help us update the logic of "virtue ethics." In life, as in jazz, freedom without skills results in a lot foolish noise.