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5/12/2015 8:45:50 PM
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Britton quick question.
could you think of morals as a more advanced version of instinct given that most animals only kill out of survival necessity?
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Basically. What's "right" and "wrong" is something animals have to have a basic concept of. If something attacks a mothers young, that's bad, so the mother acts accordingly. Our higher cognitive ability means that right and wrong for us is simply a matter of our increased intellectual perception.
