Los orígenes del bien y del mal en los humanos y otros animales
Los orígenes del bien y del mal en los humanos y otros animales
It is obvious that animals are not human, but could be humane? This is not a rhetorical question but a problem of evolution, in which at some level there must be continuity between the behavior of humans and primates. In fact, trying to explain the origin of morality leads to problems such as the moral power is the power of community over the individual. If the traits evolve because their owners are better with them than without them, why are valued both interest groups and self-sacrifice in our moral systems? Moreover, if the animals show a parallel behavior to the generosity and moral standards of human conduct, what is it that prompts them to act this way?
