The hottest Moral Values Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top U.S. Politics Topics
Lucian Truscott Newsletter 3793 implied HN points 03 Feb 24
  1. Partying has played a significant role in many people's lives with alcohol, drugs, and music.
  2. Recent scandals involving high-profile figures in the parental rights movement highlight the hypocrisy of some right-wing conservatives.
  3. The intersection of politics and morality can create uncomfortable situations and reveal hypocrisy.
Rough Diamonds 128 implied HN points 20 Dec 24
  1. It's important to distinguish between things that seem good and things that are truly good. Always look for the real value behind what's presented to you.
  2. We should strive to do better in our own lives, even if society has problems. It’s about taking action in your own local context instead of waiting for everyone else to change.
  3. Cut out pointless busywork in organizations. Focus on efficiency and ensuring that every task contributes to meaningful outcomes.
America in Crisis 39 implied HN points 28 Jul 23
  1. Humans have a unique ability to accumulate cultural knowledge which sets them apart from animals evolving biologically for survival.
  2. Personal background and experience shape moral values, influencing views on contentious issues like abortion and societal responsibilities.
  3. Advocacy for stakeholder capitalism over shareholder primacy, driven by a belief in social responsibility and a preference for economic systems that benefit the common good.
Taboo Topic 14 implied HN points 22 Feb 23
  1. Conservatism is facing internal divisions due to a lack of unity on social issues and fighting cultural corruption.
  2. Secularism challenges the idea of objective morality and emphasizes individual truth over a higher authority.
  3. Unity in Christ is proposed as the solution for cultural stability and order, emphasizing God as the objective standard of truth.
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Donkeyspace 1 implied HN point 01 Jun 23
  1. The comparison between Robin Hanson and Nietzsche in terms of thinking about AI and human nature is fascinating.
  2. The discussion delves into the potential future changes and challenges AI might bring, especially regarding values and adaptation.
  3. There's a deep exploration of how AI aligns with human values, the importance of law, and the potential risks of AI advancements.