There are countless people out there thinking and trying to reason and there were before. And there are people who are trying to find the logic in reasoning. They contributed to look for the meaning in life, science, morality and shared it with the world. So who are these people?
Joshua Greene is one of the great example for this subject.Joshua Greene was philosophy major at Harvard University.he was fond of the puzzle of moral judgements. He thinks that logical decisions that people came up with is not only the fruit of their power of reason but also it depends on their emotions.Also Joshua Greene who spends his days thinking about right and wrong and how we separate the two says "Let's say you're walking by a pond and there's a drowning baby," "If you said, 'I've just paid $200 for these shoes and the water would ruin them, so I won't save the baby,' you'd be an awful, horrible person. But there are millions of children around the world in the same situation, where just a little money for medicine or food could save their lives. And yet we don't consider ourselves monsters for having this dinner rather than giving the money to Oxfam. Why is that?" …show more content…
"We have people who are talking past each other, thinking the other people are either incredibly dumb or willfully blind to what's right in front of them. It's not just that people disagree; it's that they have a hard time imagining how anyone could disagree on this point that seems so obvious." The answer is our brains simply doesn’t work the same. It’s like everybody's brain is like fingerprints that shaped by genes,culture, and personal experience. And everybody comes to different conclusions from different paths so what is the common factor that makes people come to same conclusion? It’s