Conscience

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Exploring the intersection of neurobiology and philosophy, Patricia S. Churchland examines the universal presence of behavioral ideals across diverse cultures. She investigates the evolutionary underpinnings of our brain's capacity for bonding and empathy, while also addressing how moral values are passed down through generations. By combining insights from nature and nurture, Churchland sheds light on the foundational role of morality in societal structures, revealing its significance in shaping human interactions and community dynamics.