Distant wrongs, she thought: an interesting issue in moral philosophy. Do past wrongs seem less wrong to us simply because they are less vivid?
by Alexander McCall Smith (0 Reviews)
In "The Sunday Philosophy Club" by Alexander McCall Smith, a character reflects on the nature of past wrongs and their impact on our moral judgment. She contemplates whether the distance in time from these wrongs diminishes their severity in our eyes, raising important questions about how we perceive morality. This introspection illustrates how our understanding of ethical dilemmas can be influenced by the vividness of our memories. The idea suggests that...
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