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Why Moral Outrage Feels Like Truth - And Why It Isn’t

Having a conversation these days is like walking through a minefield. In this video, I explore why moral outrage can feel like truth — especially under conditions of threat and uncertainty — and why that feeling is often more about neurological regulation than accuracy. Drawing on ideas from moral psychology, Terror Management Theory, epistemology, and neuroscience, I look at how mortality salience, identity, and certainty interact to shape how we think, argue, judge, and even hold conversations with each other. This isn’t about blaming anyone — it’s about understanding what our minds do when the world feels unstable. #epistemology #MoralPsychology #SouthPark #TerrorManagementTheory #MortalitySalience #neuroscience #groupdynamics #conversation #epsteinfiles