This paper argues that a rule, to have normative force, must provide for its own persistence, and shows that the axiomatic-universalist approach of modern moral philosophy cannot do so. If this is the case, evolutionary stability logic limits the space of valid moral norms, and demands at least enough parochiality . . .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QipnIJcYBdo Marcus: Welcome to the Econ Playground. Today I’m very happy to have some friends here to discuss a paper by Cameron Harwick called “Morality is Fractal.” Cameron is an associate professor at SUNY Brockport where he studies monetary theory, evolutionary economics, and complexity economics. And usually Cameron has some sort . . .