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How to Be Perfect: The Correct Answer to Every Moral Question
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I thought this was a book highlighting the theories of famous moral philosophers. In actuality it’s the author using the ideas of moral philosophers to not-so-subtly shame people/ideas he disagrees with. (Even though he tells a personal story in the book about how cringey he felt when he and his wife unintentionally publicly shamed a guy.) Would not recommend.
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Feb 26, 2022 02:15PM
Yeah, I agree!
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I would love to hear you list examples from the book to support your claim. I just finished the book, and I didn’t get this sense at all from him. He applied his findings from moral philosophy to current events, clearly a tall task, which I think he navigates through very fairly and humorously.
