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Jon Haidt was a speaker at the Beyond Belief: Enlightenment 2.0 conference in 2007.

Haidt and others have proposed that there are 5 "innate psychological systems form the foundation of intuitive ethics" across all human cultures, and that one's political affiliation (conservative vs. liberal) is largely determined by how one ranks these systems.

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 ==Overview==
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 Jon Haidt was a speaker at the [[Beyond Belief: Enlightenment 2.0]] conference in 2007.
 ===Theories===
-Haidt and others have proposed that there are 5 "innate psychological systems form the foundation of intuitive ethics", and that one's political affiliation (conservative vs. liberal) is largely determined by one's awareness (or unawareness) of three of those systems. The systems are Harm/Care, Fairness/Reciprocity, Ingroup/Loyalty, Authority/Respect, and Purity/Sanctity; liberals generally ignore all but the first two, while conservatives pay attention to all 5. ''(see [[human nature]])''
+Haidt and others have proposed that there are [[5 pillars of morality|5 "innate psychological systems form the foundation of intuitive ethics"]] across [[human nature|all human cultures]], and that one's political affiliation ([[conservative]] vs. [[liberal]]) is largely determined by how one ranks these systems.
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