There are two kinds of moral systems. There are those that embody sincere beliefs as to how to optimize the human condition. And there are those that embody craven fear of, along with a desire to manipulate, one's fellow mortals. Virtue theory is an example of the first kind of moral system; utilitarianism is an example of the second. An Author's Republic audio production.
The People Who Should be the Most Grateful are the Least Grateful
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Psychiatry Can Work
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Homelessness and Criminality as Autistic Safe Spaces
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A Difference between Frauds and Non-frauds
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Two Ways to Respond to Fear
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It is Aggression, not Sexuality, that is the Primary Object of Repression
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How to Know if You're a Writer
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Christopher Langan and the Pseudo-realism of the Intellectual with the Dead-end Job
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Good News for Writers Who Don't have Time to Write
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When do Brain Cells Grow Back : A Conjecture
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Why We Have Contempt for Fat People
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The First Rule of Writing : If it's True, It doesn't have to be Good
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