Peter Boghossian
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Are some cultures morally WRONG?
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March 22, 2023
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12:12Now PlayingPeter Boghossian engaged five people in Transylvania with the claim, “We should not judge other cultures.” All expressed some level of agreement based on human commonality regardless of superficial differences (like skin or hair color). When Peter directs the conversation toward cultural practices, we hear judgments leveled against certain cultural norms. One question inspires four participants to leave the game.
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Are some cultures better than others?
Can we judge another culture
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