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Analects
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Vincent’s S-CALM model describes the situational and cognitive factors that
undermine ethical behaviour. Mechanistic thinking helps explain how those
factors might operate, and thus, where we might intervene on them.
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We can think of motivations in terms of three things. There is the <em>content</em>:
what things motivate us. Then there is the <em>process</em>: how things motivate us.
And lastly, we have those things that <em>maintain</em> our motivation.
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I describe five levels that help understand how good people do bad
things—neural, cognitive, situational, social, and cultural. Inject some
norms into the stack, and you can explain (and predict) moral behaviour.
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To avoid rationalising poor ethical intuitions, we can use three tools to
develop our ethical muscles. Sensitising ourselves to the small number of
basic ethical motivations and the the mechanisms which allow us ignore them,
before asking what a good person would do. It gets us most of the way there.
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Most people think better ethical decision-making is just a matter of stopping
to think before acting. But many moral judgements are intuitive, and then we
rationalise them to ourselves. We have to train both intuition and reasoning,
not rely on one to correct the other.