The Hierarchical Theory of Moral Philosophy and how it relates to Efferent Neural Information Processing

Philosophy of Consciousness
18/05/2013

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Abstract: Hierarchical Systems Theory dictates a particular theory of moral philosophy. This hierarchical moral philosophy provides a link with the evolution of efferent information processing. In other words, the key to this theory of moral philosophy is in the proposition … Continue reading →

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