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Moral philosophy and right action.

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importance: 8/10

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2025A discourse on egoismGrowing0
2025In Defense of the MalfeasantGrowing0
2025That to Live is to Be EvilGrowing0
2025The Cost of PerjuryGrowing0
2025That Lust Cannot Be SatedRough0
2025Letter to the LicentiousRough0
2025Simulating Human Moral Judgment in LLMsRough0
2025Against Betrayal of Public TrustRough0
Do People Solve Moral Dilemmas Differently at Different Times of Day?Rough0
A discourse on egoismGrowing2025.09.26

a conversation on the morality of selfishness

philosophy · egoism, ethics, selfishness

In Defense of the MalfeasantGrowing2025.08.11

philosophy · defense, ethics, wrongdoing

That to Live is to Be EvilGrowing2025.08.11

philosophy · ethics, evil, life

The Cost of PerjuryGrowing2025.08.11

philosophy · ethics, law, truth

That Lust Cannot Be SatedRough2025.07.18

a moral letter to those who indulge in excessive, and unprincipled lust

theology · desire, ethics, lust

Letter to the LicentiousRough2025.07.13

a moral letter to those who indulge in excessive, and unprincipled lust

literature · ethics, letter, sexuality

Simulating Human Moral Judgment in LLMsRough2025.07.04

Constructs a benchmark from human moral responses to evaluate how closely large language models align with real-world ethical intuitions.

technology · ai, ethics, llms

Against Betrayal of Public TrustRough2025.04.26

commonplace speech denouncing the violation of public trust by those in positions of authority.

commonplace · ethics, invective, progymnasmata

Do People Solve Moral Dilemmas Differently at Different Times of Day?Rough

Studies diurnal variation in moral decision-making and cognitive load.

self-experiments · Chronobiology, Decision Fatigue, Ethics, Moral Psychology

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