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And then talking about the power of a gospel. Everybody. Welcome to the You are not so smart

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When you have an intuition about what's right or wrong, you are going from a psychological is, your own feeling, to at least a tentative moral conclusion.

So anytime we're using our minds to try to figure out what's going on with the world,

we have to acknowledge the possibility that we could be looking at things in a distorted kind of way.

We've the incredible power to help people or hurt people on a massive scale from a distance.

And that is the scariest thing about where we are kind of in our

cultural and technological history. And it's also the greatest opportunity, right? And it's not

just an opportunity for presidents and people with their finger on literal and metaphorical

buttons. It's ordinary people as well. The positive power that ordinary people have is stunning and something that we don't fully appreciate.

That was the voice of Dr. Josh Green, an experimental psychologist, a neuroscientist, and a philosopher.

He teaches at Harvard and he runs a lab there.

He wrote the book titled Moral Tribes and has been involved in all manner of incredible research

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