doesn't grounding morality in neurophysiology take away from the "moral" aspect of morality? what i'm trying to say is that if your theory is affirmed and assimilated by the general population, then the general population starts to cite oxytocin as their moral compass, and so out of their control. it renders morality into something that is quite deterministic. won't people lose their accountability in their moral actions?
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doesn't grounding morality in neurophysiology take away from the "moral" aspect of morality? what i'm trying to say is that if your theory is affirmed and assimilated by the general population, then the general population starts to cite oxytocin as their moral compass, and so out of their control. it renders morality into something that is quite deterministic. won't people lose their accountability in their moral actions?
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