Posted: May 26th, 2017

Haidt’s final chapter argues for seeking wisdom in balance. Among his suggestions is “taking off the blinders of the myth of pure evil” and looking for wisdom in the mind of your opponent on any particular issue about which you care deeply

Haidt’s final chapter argues for seeking wisdom in balance. Among his suggestions is “taking off the blinders of the myth of pure evil” and looking for wisdom in the mind of your opponent on any particular issue about which you care deeply. Explain what is psychological about this advice. If you have ever had such an experience, describe how you were able to remove such blinders and learn from an opponent in your life.