6. Harris states that science will be able to answer every conceivable moral
question.
7. He says there are right and wrong answers to the question of how humans flourish,
and therefore about how we should talk about morality.
8. According to Harris, changes in the “moral landscape” do not imply that morality is
subjective (see food, health & chess analogies).
9. He says human values should be considered universal and objective.
10. He says that you can be right or wrong about morality in much the same way as you
can be right or wrong about science, because what we’re talking about are facts.
Some facts must be excluded from our system.
11. He believes in moral expertise, talent and genius.
Después de dicha actividad nos centraremos en analizar el vocabulario del video
donde tendrán que relacionar las expresiones del video con su definición o
sinónimos.
1. Ought to
A. Based on or influence by
personal/cultural beliefs or opinions.
2. Illusion
B. Empty or without value, showing a lack
of thought or intelligence
3. To misconstrue
C. A popular or religious leader who
draws authority from popular
opinions/desires instead of reason.
4. Vacuous
D. Not influenced by personal/cultural
beliefs or opinions.
5. Demagogue
E. Something perceived incorrectly, a
false idea or belief. (In context)
6. Objective
F. Set of reasons or logic for a particular
belief or opinion