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Evil can be viewed as a lack of moral development from "summary" of The Science of Evil by Simon Baron-Cohen
The idea that evil can be viewed as a lack of moral development is a key concept in understanding the roots of malevolence. This perspective suggests that individuals who engage in acts of cruelty or harm may not have fully developed their moral compass. It implies that these individuals may lack the ability to empathize with others or understand the consequences of their actions on a deeper level. By framing evil in terms of moral development, we can begin to explore the factors that contribute to the manifestation of malevolent behavior. This approach shifts the focus from viewing evil as an inherent trait to vie...Similar Posts
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