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Morality is deeply wired into our evolutionary psychology and emotions rather than running on pure cold logic, which is exactly why our outrage doesn't always line up neatly with the severity of the consequences.
When you look at it strictly by the numbers, murder is the permanent termination of a life, it should be the absolute endpoint of harm. Yet crimes like rape or child abuse often trigger a visceral level of revulsion and social condemnation that even some murders dont. That discrepancy happens because our moral framework isn't built by a logic calculator, it’s shaped by how a crime feels to us.
When you look at it strictly by the numbers, murder is the permanent termination of a life, it should be the absolute endpoint of harm. Yet crimes like rape or child abuse often trigger a visceral level of revulsion and social condemnation that even some murders dont. That discrepancy happens because our moral framework isn't built by a logic calculator, it’s shaped by how a crime feels to us.
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