Sam Harris, second from the left, answers the question here.
March 22, 2010
Can science answer moral questions?
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[…] Rights, Morality, Science — tildeb @ 8:00 pm Sam Harris thinks so. I posted his TED talk here. He has received a fair amount of criticism from various sources, most notably from Sean Carroll […]
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