The seven moral rules that supposedly unite humanity

The seven moral rules that supposedly unite humanity — Quartz

In 2012, Oliver Scott Curry was an anthropology lecturer at the University of Oxford. One day, he organized a debate among his students about whether morality was innate or acquired. One side argued passionately that morality was the same everywhere; the other, that morals were different everywhere.

The seven moral rules that supposedly unite humanity — Quartz

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