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Anonymous Fri 17 Apr 08:53:02 2020 No.11573841 View Reply Original Report

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Is morality and virtue orthogonal to intelligence, scientifically speaking?

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Anonymous Fri 17 Apr 2020 09:04:17 No.11573859 Report

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>>11573841
Morality and virtue are orthogonal to structure and by extension intelligence.

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Anonymous Fri 17 Apr 2020 09:36:01 No.11573891 Report

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Not really. Unintelligent people learn morality mainly by memorizing what is right and what is wrong, which may work kind of sometimes, butit makes smarter people look immoral, because they don't learn by rules and the rules often don't work or make no sense.

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Anonymous Fri 17 Apr 2020 09:39:17 No.11573895 Report

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Not really. Unintelligent people learn morality mainly by memorizing what is right and what is wrong, which may work kind of sometimes, but it makes smarter people look immoral, because they don't live by rules but do what makes sense.

Maybe it could be said that lawful stupid cannot tell the chaotic good from chaotic evil.

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