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RE: Perceived Inequity, Churn and a Proposed Solution
Good post, upvoted, but its not really "morality" in the inequity of the monkeys, it's self interest of valuation on a cucumber vs. a grape.
Morality is more properly about harm done to another. These monkeys are already being treated as slaves in a cage, the one's being immoral are the human master enslavers, who choose to give rewards that are more favorable to the self-interest of the monkeys and create this social conflict between the two slaves.
Remind you of anything in our lives? How we are kept enslaved, and we fight each other, i.e. politics, etc., and the masters keep being masters? LMAO!
Thanks. Peace.
@krnel I agree on the morality vs self interest argument. The "morality" aspect only comes from the title Frans de Wall used for this presentation, which covered a large array of topics, from empathy to equality.